Five ways the West has embraced Ramadan 2023 ...Kuwait

Many Muslims in the West have long been subject to prejudice and a struggle in finding true or complete acceptance of their faith in the countries they reside in. Even so, many have praised Western initiatives, corporations and public figures for embracing Ramadan this year through their practices or public statements. Ramadan, which began on Thursday, sees Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset daily before celebrating Eid al-Fitr, the holiday which marks the end of the holy month. The New Arab have compiled a list of five British, European and American acknowledgements of and tributes to the holy month. Take a look! Grand Ramadan lights illuminate London in Europe fir

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