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As far as I know, during Ramadan you're only allowed to eat and drink when it's dark, which is more like a pretty extreme version of intermittent fasting (depen
by roveo 5y ago
As far as I know, during Ramadan you're only allowed to eat and drink when it's dark, which is more like a pretty extreme version of intermittent fasting (depending on daylight duration).
- dillondoyle 5y agoAnd the Iftar tradition basically to break fast with a giant meal each sun downn. Makes it seem even more extreme up and down.
- mavci 5y agoyes depending on your daylight, approximately, it takes between 13 and 18 hours. I am fasting one month a year, more than 10 years, and I can’t call extreme, it’s more like need
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