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Lucy Evans & Derry Salter & reg-msp Administrator

The perspective, gratitude and blissful togetherness being embraced by a Welsh community during the most important month of their year

Ramadan is the most holy month of the Islamic calendar and sees Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset for 30 days. Ramadan is one of the five pillars of the religion.

Since Ramadan began on Wednesday March 22, Cardiff has seen a variety of events celebrating the holy month. Cardiff City FC hosted an Iftar – the breaking of fast – for the local community and Muslim Doctors Cymru ran a Healthy Ramadan Cymru event to raise awareness of health issues in the BAME community.

Ramadan means something different to every person that celebrates it. As the sacred month of Ramadan is over halfway through, we asked six people what Ramadan looks like in Cardiff and what it means to them.

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