In a conservative Muslim country such as Qatar, Ramadan is celebrated in high spirits. Guests at the Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara got to experience the festival, the associated customs and the incredible change in the city’s lifestyle throughout the holy month. The Islamic calendar is based on the movements and phases of the moon. As it is popular all over the world, the holy month involves fasting from dawn until dusk and enjoying a delicious meal at the end of the day with friends and family. Just about any hotel in Doha offers Iftar specials as well as special arrangements for non-Muslim visitors. This year, the holy month ended on June 6. According to travellers to Doha during the holy month, the city slowed down considerably while the colorful festivities picked up.
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