The article highlights the contrasting experiences of Muslims around the world during Ramadan, where cities like Rajshahi, Bangladesh, begin their fast as others in locations such as New York City break theirs. As the earth rotates, Muslims from different time zones partake in suhoor or iftar at alternating times. The article emphasizes the significance of Ramadan in spiritual purification, piety, and self-restraint, reminding readers of the vast and diverse nature of this holy month experienced globally, regardless of geographic differences.
As the world spins, there is always a city having suhoor or iftar, with millions of Muslims experiencing these meals at different times.
Fasting during Ramadan aims to deepen a person's consciousness of God and encourage spiritual growth through acts of charity and good deeds.
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