Iftar in the Desert: A Favorite Ramadan Tradition for Northern Borders Residents

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Northern borders: Many residents of Northern Borders Region prefer to break their fast in the desert during the holy month of Ramadan. The tradition offers a break from daily routines while allowing them to enjoy the region's vast desert landscapes and open natural surroundings.

According to Saudi Press Agency, families often head to desert areas before sunset. They set up simple iftar tables and gather together as the call to prayer approaches. Surrounded by the calm desert scenery, they share meals and moments of reflection in a serene atmosphere that adds a special touch to their Ramadan experience.

The tradition has become especially popular among residents of the region. For many, iftar in the desert provides an opportunity to reconnect with nature, step away from daily pressures, and strengthen social bonds with family members, friends, and the wider community.