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Ramadan in Egypt is a time of vibrant celebrations, deep-rooted traditions, and a strong sense of unity. One of its most iconic symbols is the &lsquo;Fanous' lantern, which beautifully illuminates the streets and homes.
In today&rsquo;s episode of &lsquo;Ramadan Journeys&rsquo; with Gazlan on Nile FM&mdash;airing Sunday to Thursday from 4:00 PM to 4:15 PM&mdash;she explored the unique customs that make Ramadan in Egypt truly special.
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A Glimpse into Egypt&rsquo;s Ramadan Traditions&nbsp;
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'Fanous' Lanterns: The streets and homes of Egypt light up with colorful 'Fanous' lanterns, symbolizing joy, unity, and the spirit of Ramadan. These beautifully crafted lanterns are a cherished tradition that has been passed down for generations.
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'Musaharaty' Drummers: Before dawn, Musaharaty drummers roam the neighborhoods, rhythmically beating their drums to wake people up for Suhoor, ensuring they eat before the day&rsquo;s fast begins.
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Ramadan Tents: Egypt is also known for its Ramadan tents, where people gather with family and friends for Iftar, or where those in need can enjoy a free meal in a warm, communal setting.
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That&rsquo;s it for today&rsquo;s journey through Egypt&rsquo;s Ramadan customs! Stay tuned for the next episode of &lsquo;Ramadan Journeys&rsquo; with Gazlan as we continue exploring traditions from around the world.
Catch it only on Egypt&rsquo;s #1 station, Nile FM!
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