Ramadan: Day 20

The easiest part of the fast is to not eat or drink the hardest part of the fast is to see what other Muslims were eating and drinking the day before.

A table with mouth-watering food from Malaysia

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A variety of pastries at this table

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Buddhist's help Muslims in the holy month

In Pictures: Buddhist monks serve iftar for Muslims in Bangladesh https://t.co/Jd0lKSEN8A pic.twitter.com/c9LIjibREE

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) June 25, 2016

An elegant Turkish spread consisting of veggies

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A Malaysian meal of beef soup curry, salted fish and fried shrimp

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A mass Iftar in Sarajevo, Bosnia

Waiting for #ramadan iftar in Sarajevo's Old Town. pic.twitter.com/y2RbG41PQm

— Wajahat Ali (@WajahatAli) June 25, 2016

vegatable curry, sweet and sour chicken, fried mackerel and chicken satay

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A variety of fried foods accompanied with fresh fruit

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If you don't sit on the floor at least once for Iftar, your Ramadan doesn't count

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An assortment of Malaysian curries with the odd pasta dish

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A traditional Indian meal featuring English crumpets, LOL

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Why not Shell-out?

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