Every
9th month on the Islamic calendar, Muslims in Singapore and
around the world observe Ramadan, a test of self-abstinence,
determination and devotion. For one month, Muslims fast from
dawn till dusk, breaking their fast in the evenings with
special prayers at the mosques. This practice of daylight
fasting serves to remind Muslims to empathise with the less
fortunate.
Every
9th month on the Islamic calendar, Muslims in Singapore and
around the world observe Ramadan, a test of self-abstinence,
determination and devotion. For one month, Muslims fast from
dawn till dusk, breaking their fast in the evenings with
special prayers at the mosques. This practice of daylight
fasting serves to remind Muslims to empathise with the less
fortunate. 
