Ramazan Unity Flourishes in Twin Cities

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Islamabad: In the spirit of Ramazan, the streets of twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad were alive with the sounds of families and friends gathering for sehri and iftar.

The city’s diverse food spots were bustling as residents enjoyed a variety of delicious dishes, including nihari, BBQ, chicken karahi, and ‘halwa puri’, all representing the area’s rich culinary heritage.

As dawn approached, families headed to their favorite eateries, eager to share the pre-dawn meal before beginning their fast.

Amidst the crowd, there was a palpable sense of joy and togetherness as people celebrated Ramazan with loved ones.

Abdul Mateen, a local resident, shared, “There’s something special about gathering with family and friends for sehri during Ramazan. It’s more than just the food; it’s about the connections we cherish and the sense of community this month brings.”

Echoing this sentiment, Ayat Fatima expressed, “Ramazan is close to our hearts, and coming together for sehri with loved ones enhances the blessings of this sacred time. It’s a period for reflection, gratitude, and unity.”

The tradition of communal sehri holds deep meaning for residents, symbolizing unity, generosity, and shared experiences.

As Ramazan progresses, the lively atmosphere is expected to continue, leading up to the joyful celebrations of Eid-ul-Fitr.

With the aroma of traditional foods wafting through the air and the sounds of laughter echoing in the streets, the twin cities fully embrace the spirit of Ramazan, embodying the essence of community and compassion that define this auspicious time of the year.