Thov kom cov neeg tau txais pluas mov thiab peb cov neeg nyob ze tau txais koob hmoov Ramadan

During March, many of our Muslim neighbors began celebrating Ramadan. Those observing Ramadan fast during the daylight hours throughout the month. Once the sun sets, the fast can be broken for the evening meal, or iftar, a time of shared prayer and reflection.

Falling on the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, Ramadan is projected to begin Feb. 28 and is projected to end March 29 or 30 with the sighting of the Crescent Moon. Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and is a time of celebration, meals and conversation with family and friends.

Ua kev zoo siab Ramadan nrog cov neeg tau txais pluas noj

Nrog kev pab los ntawm peb tus khub, Al-Maa'uun, Cov zaub mov Halal muaj rau cov neeg tau txais Khoom Noj ntawm Lub Cev thoob plaws Lub Nroog Ntxaib. Cov zaub mov Halal muaj cov zaub mov uas tau tso cai noj los ntawm cov neeg ua raws li cov lus qhia Islamic.

Qee tus neeg tau txais zaub mov tom qab hnub thaum lub sijhawm Ramadan. Twin Cities Meals on Wheels cov kev pab cuam kuj tseem muab cov pob khoom hnub, cov zaub mov ib txwm ua rau tawg ceev thaum hnub poob, hauv kev paub txog kev ua koob tsheej.

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