Posted on Apr 11, 2024

Why this year’s Ramadan felt different for some St. Louis-area Muslims

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For some local Muslims, the differences were noticeable. While Ramadan is typically marked by celebratory feasts, community and charity, many said this year's felt more somber.

Why this year’s Ramadan felt different for some St. Louis-area Muslims

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Why this year’s Ramadan felt different for some St. Louis-area Muslims

Why this year’s Ramadan felt different for some St. Louis-area Muslims

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