Muslims in the US, like millions around the world, will be fasting from dawn to sunset, abstaining from food and drink to focus on their faith and spirituality. But don't worry, they won't be starving themselves - they'll be fueling up with pre-dawn meals and feasting after sunset! It's a time of great discipline and self-control, and many Muslims find it incredibly rewarding.
So, what do Muslims do during Ramadan? Well, for starters, they attend special prayers at their local mosques, recite the Quran, and perform acts of charity. They also gather with friends and family for iftar feasts, which are basically big meals to break their fast. And let's not forget the delicious dates and samosas - yum!
