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Ramazan drummers’ beat is fading
Drummers struggle to make ends meet as health emergency leaves them out of work
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How will the coronavirus pandemic change Ramazan for Muslims?
The holiest month in the Islamic calendar now promises to be the strangest ever for the world’s 1.8 billion Muslims
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Travellers enjoy free Iftari at Torkham
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Dish It Out
Make some of these delectable dishes to make your iftar extra delicious
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IN PICTURES: What Muslims around the world have in iftar
Meals vary from simple plates of watermelon & cheese in a Syrian rebel-controlled town to a cooked meal in Bosnia
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