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The 15 pages that link to Ramadan, each with the reason it gives.

• QuranRelated: Muslim tradition associates Ramadan with the Quran’s initial revelation and increased recitation.

• Islamic calendarBroader topic: Its start and end depend on the calendar’s month determination.

• Lunar calendarBroader topic: Its dates shift across the solar year because the Islamic calendar is purely lunar.

• FastingRelated: Its daily fast is a prominent religious practice with defined hours and communal traditions.

• Five Pillars of IslamRelated: Its daylight fast is the annual setting for the fasting pillar.

• SawmRelated: The obligatory daily fasts discussed here take place during Ramadan.

• IftarRelated: Iftar marks the daily end of fasting during this month.

• Fasting in IslamRelated: Its month-long cycle sets the central season for obligatory fasting.

• MuezzinRelated: Prayer schedules and nighttime worship during Ramadan shape additional calls and announcements.

• Middle Eastern cuisineRelated: Iftar meals during Ramadan give particular foods and communal dining added significance.

• PakoraRelated: Pakora is commonly served at iftar in parts of South Asia.

• Religious fastingBroader topic: Its daily fast is one of the most widely observed forms of religious fasting.

• Cave of the Patriarchs massacreRelated: The victims were gathered for Ramadan prayers when the attack began.

• Hijri eraBroader topic: Its observance begins and ends according to Hijri month dates.

• MuslimsRelated: Its shared observance is a prominent expression of Muslim devotion and community.