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It's Ramadan! Today is the first day of Ramadan. To celebrate we are posting our "guide to Ramadan to in Egypt": Ramadan in Egypt: The Ultimate Guide. In it you will learn: What Ramadan is Tips for enjoying it as a foreigner in Egypt Happy Ramadan everybody. We hope you have a great month ahead! I am planning to visit Egypt this year from March 23 to April 4 2023 (12 days). I noticed this will be during Ramadan. Should I avoid to travel there during this time? Egypt does Ramadan and mawlid right. Miss this so much. Currently in Egypt, it’s a vibe. Every country has a Ramadan vibe but the Egyptian one is intense honestly, you can feel the chaos and celebration spirit, I absolutely love it. Just a quick refresher for those who aren't quite sure what Ramadan is: it's a holy month in Islam where Muslims fast (no food, no water, no smoking) from sunrise to sunset. It's a time of family, community, charity and spirituality. Most Egyptians break their fast at home with a meal of feast-like proportions, usually amongst family and friends. Traveling in Egypt during Ramadan can come with its challenges, but with an open mind and respect for the religion, it can also be a very rewarding and culturally immersive experience. Here’s everything you need to know beforehand. When is Ramadan? Should You Observe Ramadan As A Traveler? Will Ramadan Affect My Trip to Egypt? Egypt, as one of the countries that fervently celebrates Ramadan, shows exceptional enthusiasm and devotion during this period. In this guide, we will explore the historical and cultural significance of Ramadan in Egypt. Unlike some other Muslim countries, foreigners in Egypt are still allowed to drink alcohol during Ramadan and can also enjoy restaurants, bars and nightlife as normal. And since about 10 percent of Egypt’s population is Christian, many places still serve food and drink during daylight hours, as well. Ramadan in Egypt is a special season. If you're traveling in Egypt during Ramadan, it can be fascinating to experience and learn about the beliefs and practices of millions of Egyptians. Read more about what Ramadan is like in Egypt, and what you can expect as a traveler. I've never been to Egypt during Ramadan, but I hear it's just a nocturnal atmosphere. I also want to do some touristy stuff, because I want to show my wife how beautiful Egypt is. But again, what should I expect, and plan for? Ramadan in Egypt is marked by fasting from dawn until sunset, intensified prayer and reflection, communal gatherings for Iftar, the enjoyment of traditional foods, charitable giving, and strengthened family and social bonds. 333 votes, 58 comments. 210K subscribers in the Egypt community. Welcome to r/Egypt. The Nile River, the birthplace of civilization, and the home of It's my first time in Egypt during Ramadan. I'm not Muslim and I'm not sure what I should keep in mind when travelling. I would like to be culturally Posted by u/CleoLingo - 5 votes and no comments i had my final exams during ramadan or part of it for several years now , although everyone was fasting so it was kinda fair :D ( i'm from egypt) , i would say no 1 tip would be to stay hydrated and to sleep well, being thirsty during an exam will affect u badly, i would'nt walk under the dear sun if i'm having an exam or do any physical exercise on exam day , i remember i had some of my exams 321 votes, 52 comments. 213K subscribers in the Egypt community. Welcome to r/Egypt. The Nile River, the birthplace of civilization, and the home of But, in Egypt most people like to get "in with the fad." So once Ramadan is here, everybody gets in the religious spirit. It is kind of dumb to pledge yourself to a religion and not follow critical guidelines except for 1 month a year. And if you're really just in it for 1 month then why are you in it at all? But, hey that's Egypt. Ramadan: Observing Ramadan in Egypt is a unique experience, with evenings coming to life as locals break their fast. The dates vary each year according to the Islamic lunar calendar. The dates vary each year according to the Islamic lunar calendar. Usually there is a lot of negative things said about this ummah and how less people are religious and practicing (which may indeed be true) but brother Isa Ma talks about how there are still many Muslims who go the extra distance in salah, and striving to be a better Muslim, however you simply tend to not hear about it because they are not famous This community is for people who are actively trying to learn Arabic, in its standard form and dialects. يهدف المنتدى إلى معاونة الدارس للغة العربية في تطوير مهاراته اللغوية سواء كانت بالعربية الفصحى أو العامية الدارجة This community is for people who are actively trying to learn Arabic, in its standard form and dialects. يهدف المنتدى إلى معاونة الدارس للغة العربية في تطوير مهاراته اللغوية سواء كانت بالعربية الفصحى أو العامية الدارجة
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