Best Iftar Drinks for Iftar Meal In Ramadan During Ramadan, Muslims break their fast with iftar, which is typically accompanied by iftar drinks that help to rehydrate the body after a day of fasting. The best iftar drinks during Ramadan are those that are refreshing, hydrating, and provide the body with the necessary nutrients and energy it needs. Here are some popular iftar drinks that are commonly enjoyed during Ramadan:  1.    Water Water is the most important drink to have during iftar as it helps to rehydrate the body and replenish fluids lost during the day. If you do not drink plenty of water, you cannot escape from dehydration. You should drink water during iftar, after Taraweeh, before sleeping, and before suhoor meal…

Best Dishes for Suhoor Meal in Ramadan | Pre-Dawn Meal Suhoor or Sehri is the pre-dawn meal that Muslims have before starting their fast/siam during Ramadan. After having suhoor, they are not allowed to eat or drink anything until sunset. They can break their fast as the sun sets known as the Iftar meal. Suhoor is a very important meal during Ramadan because a person with fast has to spend the whole day. It’s important to choose foods very carefully that provide enough energy to last through the day.  The best dishes for suhoor meal during Ramadan are those that are nutritious, high in protein, and complex carbohydrates to provide long-lasting energy. Here are some popular suhoor dishes:  1.    Oatmeal in Suhoor Oatmeal…

Fasting Tips That Can Keep You Healthy and Hydrated Fasting during Ramadan can be challenging, especially when it comes to staying hydrated and healthy. However, there are several fasting tips that can help you maintain good health and stay hydrated during the month of Ramadan. Cautions for fasting Fasting is obligatory in Islam, and everyone tries to celebrate this holy month. Even children force their parents to wake them on suhoor meal. But keeping mind that, if you have any health conditions like pregnancy, breast-feeding, diabetes, or another illness, even if you are taking any medicine, it’s best to consult with your religious scholar/doctor to determine if you still need to fast or it is harmful to your health.  If you are done…