For the two billion Muslims worldwide, Ramadan is a time to reconnect with both your internal and external self. To reexamine your year so far and what you need to metaphorically water. The New Arab spoke to seven Muslim women on how Ramadan has evolved over the years as they uncover the faith on their own terms and what they may be taking away from Ramadan this year. Identity, solitude and nature: Mehlaqa Khan, nutritionist and writer Ramadan is always really special but also a personal time for me. Growing up in Dublin, Ireland, where there was such a small community, we all clung to each other during the four weeks. Then when I moved to Hungary for university, wh
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