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enThe eve of Ramadan Bayram
April 20, 2023
ThSo the holy month of Ramadan has come to an end. Tomorrow the faithful Muslims will celebrate this bright holiday. The housewives put the house in perfect order, polish the dishes to a shine and begin to prepare a variety of treats, because there will be a lot of guests for several days.
You can congratulate Muslims on the holiday with the phrases "Mubarek Ramazan bayramı kutlu olsun" or "Ramazan bayramı kutlu olsun"
Do not be surprised if the neighbor's children knock on your door and wait for sweets from you with smiles on their faces, because the second name of the holiday is Şeker bayrami (holiday of sweets). We advise you to prepare in advance for the visit of the children, since most of the shops will be closed tomorrow on April 21.
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