DEARBORN, Mich. – For Muslim families Ramadan is one of the most social months of the year -- making it hard to celebrate during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Ramadan is usually a festive season. There is a daylong fast followed by meals and evening get-togethers. This year, many people are staying home, travel is restricted and public venues are closed.
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Three Metro Detroit organizations are teaming up to host a Ramadan lights challenge in Dearborn. It’s a way to celebrate the holy month at a distance.
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