Ramadan, the greatest religious observance in Islam is one of the biggest events in Malaysia. While a large fraction of the country’s population follows Islam and fasts assiduously during this time, the other half also waits eagerly for Ramadan for only one reason– the Ramadan Bazaar. People break the holy fast after sundown each day with iftar – the special meal that consists of the yummiest dishes you could imagine. The meal is either eaten at home or at stalls in special food markets called Ramadan Bazaars that spring up during this time.
