Examples of using Ramadan in English and their translations into Turkish
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I remember his mother Rosa forbidding him to eat any food or drink water on the street or near Muslim friends during Ramadan.
They say, for Ramadan, as an act of forgiveness, they're going to
Tariq Ramadan(; born 26 August 1962)
Ramadan is the month in which the Quran was revealed.
As Serbia's almost 240,000 Muslims celebrate Ramadan this month, the divide between two groups remains.
Police have confirmed six dead-- Ramadan Siti, Tidan Feyzulahu,
Islamic Community in Serbia Grand Mufti Muamer Zukorlic said Bosniaks are welcoming Ramadan with a"fight for the freedom, rights
In the Competition Programme(Shorts), the BiH animated film"Tolerantia", directed by Ivan Ramadan, won Best Short Film and the Prix/UIP Award.
On 27 November, the first day of Ramadan, Israel eased restrictions on the passage of goods and fuel through the Karni crossing.
Crowds gathered in the courtyard of Topkapi Palace to enjoy the 2010 Jazz in Ramadan festival. Hakan Erdogan Productions.
Muslims say Ramadan is a time of understanding each other's needs and sharing suffering or happiness.
According to Muslims here, Ramadan is a period when the door to heaven opens and the door to hell closes.
The Labour and Justice Platform(Emek ve Adalet Platformu) has organised fast breaking at parks near some of the five-star hotels every Saturday this Ramadan.
Community. And while she cooked, she would say that Ramadan's not just a time for honoring God,
Ramadan is also the time to visit family
And we entered Western consciousness with a tagline:"Next Ramadan, the world will have new heroes," back in 2005.
The majority of the people who go to Ramadan tents are usually of low income;
other traditions are on the verge of dying out, municipalities and organisations are trying to revive memories of former Ramadan celebrations.
The month-long Ramadan fast is followed by a three-day Ramadan Bajram, one of the greatest feasts in the Islamic world.
the Kalahari Desert… carrying nothing more than a toothbrush and a packet of sherbet lemons, and I still found my way to Bulawayo before Ramadan.