Iftar

Also known as fast break, faṭūr

pasto

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Iftar is the meal eaten by Muslims at sunset to break their daily fast during Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. It is an important religious and social practice that marks the end of each day's fasting period and is often shared with family and community members.

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Instance of: meal
Part of: Ramadan
Country: Uzbekistan
Follows: fasting in Islam
Image: Iftar in Istanbul Turkey.jpg

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valid in period: dusk
Commons category: Iftar
facet of: fasting in Islam
intangible cultural heritage status: Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
opposite of: Suhur

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Article · Italiano

L'ifṭār (in arabo: إفطار‎) è il pasto serale consumato dai musulmani che interrompe il loro digiuno quotidiano durante il mese islamico del Ramadan. L'ifṭār è celebrato dopo aver recitato la salat al-Maghrib (preghiera canonica del Tramonto). La tradizione vuole che vengano mangiati dei datteri, in ricordo della maniera in cui il profeta Maometto spezzò il digiuno.

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