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As usual, around the start of Ramadan, I& #39;m going to do an ongoing AMA about Islam and Ramadan in the replies to this tweet.
I& #39;m going to adhere to "there& #39;s no such thing as a bad question", and you& #39;re free to DM the question if you don& #39;t feel comfortable asking in public.
I& #39;m going to adhere to "there& #39;s no such thing as a bad question", and you& #39;re free to DM the question if you don& #39;t feel comfortable asking in public.
Fun trivia: Ramadan moves dates every year! Ramadan is on the lunar calendar, in which a new month starts when the crescent of the new Moon is visible. The Lunar calendar is ~11 days shorter than the Gregorian one most of us tend to use, so Ramadan moves by ~11 days each year!
