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Do you say happy Ramadan? What you need to know about Ramadan.
See why millions of people around the world fast and pray for a whole month. This is Ramadan.
USA Today
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The Islamic holy month of Ramadan began the night of Feb. 17 with the sighting of the waxing crescent moon in Saudi Arabia. Every morning since then, right before dawn, Muslims worldwide wake up to enjoy a meal called suhoor. Once the sun begins to rise, Muslims fast until sunset.
Suhoor festivals have become a Muslim-American tradition. Muslim-led organizations in Ohio come together to observe this meal and foster a sense of community and celebration. Cities across the country will hold events, partnering with vendors and restaurants during the eating hours of Ramadan, which are between sunset and sunrise.
This month, Ohio Muslims and friends will enjoy suhoor camaraderie at festivals featuring delicious foods from different restaurants, clothes and other merchandise for sale from vendors, and the togetherness of eating hours with their friends and family.
Presented by NEO Muslims, this community event will have over 100 vendors offering halal suhoor options from Cleveland’s best restaurants.
Tickets can be purchased here. More information can be found on their Instagram.
Hosted by Ohio Suhoor Fest, this festival will be in an indoor gathering, with halal food vendors, specialty drinks, desserts, and small business pop-ups.
Tickets can be purchased here. More information can be found on their Instagram.
Presented by the One Ummah Initiative, this event will take place in a large banquet hall with many vendors. Shuttles from additional parking locations will be available.
Tickets can be purchased here. More information can be found on their Instagram.
The Columbus Ramadan Night Market, organized by several Muslim-led organizations, will be held in Columbus in March.
Vendors such as Qahwah House, Cha Sha, Zaki Grill, and many more will serve food and sell merchandise.
More information can be found on their Instagram.
Do you have a suhoor festival in your city? Please contact Mariyam Muhammad with event information.