Ramadan is a time of unity and spiritual reflection, and today on Ramadan Journeys with Ghazlan on Nile FM&mdash;airing Sunday to Thursday&nbsp;from 4:00 PM to 4:15 PM&mdash;we&rsquo;re heading to Senegal to explore two cherished traditions that bring people together: Indugu&nbsp;and Community Iftar.
Indugu: A Coffee-Filled Iftar
In Senegal, Iftar often begins with Caf&eacute; Touba, a rich, spiced coffee&nbsp;served alongside dates and porridge. This unique tradition adds a warm and flavorful touch to breaking fast, offering both comfort and energy after a long day of fasting.
Community Iftar: Breaking Fast Together
Public squares and streets transform into large communal dining areas, where people from all backgrounds gather to share meals. This tradition highlights Senegal&rsquo;s strong sense of community and the spirit of giving&nbsp;that defines Ramadan.
Whether through sharing meals, attending prayers, or embracing cultural traditions, Ramadan is all about togetherness.&nbsp;
That&rsquo;s it for today&rsquo;s journey! Stay tuned&nbsp;for the next episode of Ramadan Journeys with Ghazlan, as we continue exploring Ramadan traditions from around the world&mdash;only on Egypt&rsquo;s #1 station, Nile FM!

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