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Throughout this period, Muslims take part in fasting during daylight hours. Muslims also focus on their faith during this time, prioritising praying, reading the Quran and giving to charity.
Fasting is broken at sunset each with a meal known as iftar, and will eat again before dawn with the fajr. However, there are several other things which can break the fast.Swallowing water when showering, swimming and brushing your teeth Drinking any form of liquid is forbidden during fasting. This includes swallowing water when brushing your teeth, showering or swimming. However, swallowing water only counts as breaking the fast if you are doing so intentionally. This applies to drinking other liquids and eating too - breaking the fast via this has to be intentional in order to count.Ramadan, like Islam itself, advocates for ethical behaviour.
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