The festival celebrated with a special meal called Iftar is known as Ramadan. Iftar occurs daily during this holy month for Muslims, marking the end of the daily fast at sundown. Families and communities come together to share meals, often starting with dates and water, followed by a variety of dishes and specialties from different cultures. This communal meal embodies the spirit of togetherness and charity, emphasizing the importance of family and friendship. Iftar is not only a way to break the fast but also a time for reflection, gratitude, and spiritual connection within the Islamic faith.