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Recipes for Life with Heat during Ramzan

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Date
04/2022
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Anwar, Nausheen H.
Ramadhan, Dani M.
Nandatama, Yemiko H.
Fatima, Aqdas
Macktoom, Soha
Abdullah, Adam
Samo, Atoofa
Toheed, Muhammad
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The holy month of Ramzan (also spelled Ramadan) is a medium for Muslims around the world to rejuvenate their piety to the Creator. Each year, somewhere in the world, the month of Ramzan coincides with a period of seasonal or unseasonal heat. Against the backdrop of rising global temperatures, this collection asks: how do people and institutions manage the heat of Ramzan while fasting? This multilingual collection examines the gendered relationship between consumption, mobility and piety during Ramzan. The collection brings together participant observation and social analysis, with an archive of found materials from print and online media.
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https://hdl.handle.net/1842/38917

http://dx.doi.org/10.7488/era/2169
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