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American Muslims trace their ancestry to more than 80 countries. America.gov explores the richness of these traditions through the lens of Ramadan.

My Ramadan

Four young Muslim American authors explain what Ramadan means to them.

Ramadan Kareem

Video: President Sends Ramadan Greetings to Muslims

Photo Gallery: Observing Ramadan Worldwide
Muslims around the world will observe Ramadan in different ways, blending their own cultural customs with Islamic traditions.

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Americans Explore Images of Iran

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American Muslims trace their ancestry to more than 80 countries. America.gov explores the richness of these traditions through the lens of Ramadan.

My Ramadan

Ramadan Kareem

Video: President Sends Ramadan Greetings to Muslims

Photo Gallery: Observing Ramadan Worldwide

Publication

Feature

Americans Explore Images of Iran

Blog

Talking Faith