A modest Ramadan, once again

By IMRAN HILMY

Nation
Monday, 12 Apr 2021

Simple menu: Kamariah (right) and her daughter in-law Azimah Abdul Aziz preparing ingredients for breaking of fast meals.

KEPALA BATAS: With the Covid-19 pandemic still at a dangerous level, this Ramadan will be a modest affair for most people as far as the meals for breaking fast are concerned.

For senior citizen Kamariah Yusof, 68, this year will be about the same as last year – simple, home-cooked meals for the breaking of fast.

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Tags / Keywords: Ramadan , Penang , Breaking Fast , Fasting Month , Interstate Travel Ban , Terawih , Seberang Prai , Mohd Saifullah Abdul Nasir , Ramadan Bazaar , Covid-19 SOP

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