Syrian refugees living in Ethiopia are continuing the tradition of Ramadan iftar, which is the meal eaten to break the fast at sunset during the holy month of Ramadan. Despite being away from their home country, these Syrians maintain their cultural practices and share meals with each other to celebrate this important time. The act of giving and sharing food is a significant part of Ramadan, and the community in Ethiopia keeps this spirit alive by coming together for iftar meals. This highlights the resilience of the Syrian community and their efforts to preserve their traditions even in a new environment.
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