It’s Ramadan again, a month of fasting and charity for over 1 billion Muslims around the world.
Muslims living at the top of Burj Khalifa in Dubai have to fast a little bit longer than Muslims living on the ground floor. Why?
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Because they can see the sun longer and can’t break their fast until after sunset
Ramadan’s fasting goes from sunrise to sunset, so being higher in the sky they get more daylight.
If a Muslim lives near one of the poles they could potentially get away with fasting for only a couple of hours when Ramadan is in winter (but I’m not sure what Allah would think of that.)