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For many Muslims, the month of Ramadan is a time for fasting, spiritual reflection, prayers, doing good deeds and spending time with family and friends.
Ramadan has many physical and psychological benefits, says a health expert.
According to Don’t they know it’s Friday by Jeremy Williams – the handbook highlighting cross-cultural considerations for business and life in the Gulf – in addition to fasting, the good Muslim will also try to avoid all evil thoughts, actions, demands and wrong-doing, some of which can annul the fast.
The Muslim calendar is based on lunar phases. And the month of Ramadan covers a full cycle.
If you really want to get the best of Ramadan, then you have to follow these tips and take care of the way you eat after sunset!
Novotel Al Dana Resort
This Ramadan the Novotel Al Dana Resort claims to bring the only beach tent in the kingdom with a capacity of 400 persons for its guests.
The Ascott Group (Ascott) has opened its first serviced residence in Bahrain – Somerset Al Fateh, Manama and is offering a special Ramadan promotion.
