"I remember saying to my friend, 'He's even like this in Ramadan,'" said Anna, a Muslim convert and a survivor of domestic violence. "And she was like, 'Well, that's [his] true character, isn't it? You see people's real, true essence in Ramadan.'" Anna, whose name and certain other details have been changed, highlighted the Muslim belief that the Shaitan – devil who entices people into doing evil – is chained up during the holy month. "It's probably just the clarity that you get because it's a spiritual time" Anna isn't surprised that UK-based Islamic domestic violence charity Nour in 2021 said it receives more requests for support during Ramadan. "I think it's prob
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