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Soup is a comforting, appetizing, and light starter. During Ramadan, soups are a staple in Iftar, offering warmth, nourishment, and hydration. Breaking your fast with a warm bowl of soup is a good way to start digestion after a full day of not eating, as it helps restore energy levels, calms the digestive system, and eases any discomfort caused by the day’s fast.
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Ramadan isn’t just a month for fasting, it’s a month of transformation and evolving. The holy month, while it gets us closer to God, opens a window of opportunity to pause and reflect, inviting us to embark on an inner journey of self-discovery, compassion, and building a deeper connection with ourselves and our faith.
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