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Fasting the Healthy Way

Forgoing food and drink from sunrise to sunset may seem hard. But these seven tips can give you healthier fasts this Ramadan.

Related Topics: Faiths, Islam, Food, suhur meal, special evening prayers, Fasting, Cell Phone, Ramadan, youre fasting, Iftar, iftar food, Meal

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Ramadan Primer

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Ramadan Chart

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Getting the Most Out of Ramadan

Here are 10 ways Muslims can really connect with Ramadan. Not Muslim? Some of these goals can still help you gain an inner calm.

Avoiding Post-Ramadan Letdown

How to keep the blessings and benefits alive for the rest of the year.

Related Topics: Faiths, Islam, Ramadan, Muslims, special devotional prayers, devotional night prayers, Prayer, Fasting, annual alms tax, time fasting outside, Rest, obligatory annual alms

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God's October Suprise

A call for sharing the sacred seasons of the Abrahamic faiths to heal the world.

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Infidels at Ramadan

As a day of fasting ends, Istanbul gets more hurried and more hushed all at once

Related Topics: Entertainment, Women, Food, mundane tourists hem and haw, hungriest merchants plant, Business, heaping dinner plates, merchants, Shop assistants run, Ramadan, slick tri lingual line

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Ramadan on College Campuses

Campus Muslim groups heighten sense of community during holy month of Ramadan.

Related Topics: Faiths, Islam, Student, Ramadan, Muslim students, universitys student, Vice-President, Muslim, iftar dinners, holy season traditions, familys morning meal, Muslims

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If the Sniper Is a Muslim. . .

Beliefnet members discuss what the alleged D.C. sniper's religion means--for his motives and for American Muslims.

Thou Shalt Not Overeat

Most religions have strong injunctions against gluttony.

Related Topics: News, Food, Gluttony, Sin, dietary laws, Color, religious dietary restrictions, Religion, places conditions, digestive fires limits, strict health code

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Fasting the Healthy Way

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God's October Suprise

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If the Sniper Is a Muslim. . .

Thou Shalt Not Overeat

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