The Iftar meal


Toss that dough: A Palestinian baker prepares a special thin bread known locally as shrak for breaking fast during Ramadan in Hebron. - EPA

A look at the food eaten by Muslims around the world to break their fast during Ramadan.

Baklava from Baghdad City: Muslims often break fast with these Arabic sweets. - AFP

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