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  Ramadan is a special time of the year for Muslims all around the world. It’s a month of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. While the basic principles of Ramadan remain the same wherever you go, different cultures have their own unique traditions that make this month even more special. Ramadan is a really important time for Muslims everywhere. During this month, we fast from dawn until sunset. That means we don’t eat or drink anything during the daytime. It helps us feel closer to Allah and think about people who don’t have enough food. But Ramadan is more than just not eating. It’s also a time for praying more, reading the Quran, and doing good deeds. We try to be kinder and help others as much as we can. It’s a time for reflection and becoming a better person. One thing that’s cool about Ramadan is how different cultures celebrate it in their own ways. For example, in some places, people gather at sunset to break their fast together. They have big meals with family and frie