“We usually see Ramadan as a time of celebration with prayers, but it’s a lot about, ‘What are we going to cook for iftar? Where’s the next party? What am I going to wear?’’’ Khan said. “Now with the pandemic, it feels like OK, let’s get our act together and be grateful that we don’t have to be somewhere during it. Down the road, I really hope we all remember what the true essence of Ramadan is.”
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