PETALING JAYA: For Malaysian Ailin Abdullah and her family, Ramadan in Sweden not only means fasting for up to 18 hours a day, but also a time for enjoying the diversity there.
Other than the longer fasting hours, observing the holy month in the Scandinavian nation is not vastly different from that in Malaysia, said the Penangite who now lives in Sollentuna, a 15-minute drive from Stockholm city centre.
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