concept   ramadan
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Muslim-majority countries (1) • Islamic culture (1) • Western countries (1) • Middle East (1) • Indonesian (1) • Sunni Muslim (1) • North African (1) • United States (1) • Shia Muslims (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ramadan Muslim-majority countries Fasting, prayer, and spiritual devotion are important components of Ramadan in Muslim-majority countries. 9
2 ramadan Islamic culture During Ramadan in Islamic culture, people observe month-long fasting, prayer, and reflection, abstaining from food, drink, smoking, and sexual relations from dawn until sunset. 7
3 ramadan Western countries Ramadan is not widely observed in Western countries with limited public awareness and accommodation. 6
4 ramadan Middle East Ramadan is observed with fasting, increased prayer, and public celebrations in Middle Eastern countries. 5
5 ramadan Indonesian During Ramadan in Indonesia, fasting, communal iftars, and a strong sense of togetherness are important cultural elements. 4
6 ramadan Sunni Muslim Observance of Ramadan involves fasting from dawn to sunset and is a deeply spiritual and communal experience for Sunni Muslims. 3
7 ramadan North African In North African culture, Ramadan is widely observed with family meals and public celebrations. 2
8 ramadan United States Ramadan is mainly observed by the Muslim community in the US, with minimal impact on non-Muslims. 2
9 ramadan Shia Muslims Shia Muslims observe Ramadan with a focus on the martyrdom of Ali and his descendants. 1