Dutch Muslims mark start of Ramadan with charity and community gatherings
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Dutch Muslims mark start of Ramadan with charity and community gatherings

NL Times  

Dutch Muslims have begun observing Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting, prayer, and charity. While the start date was set in advance for many Turkish-Dutch communities using astronomical calculations, others followed the official Saudi Arabian announcement, which confirmed the beginning of Ramadan on Friday. The Islamic Foundation of the Netherlands, which represents 148 mosques, is hosting open house events, inviting non-Muslims to learn about Ramadan through guided tours, lectures, and communal meals. The Dutch football association KNVB has reiterated its Ramadan policy, allowing brief pauses during evening matches for Muslim players to break their fast.

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