After breaking their Ramadan fast...

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An Iftar celebration was held, where Muslim devotees gathered and engaged in religious observances after breaking their Ramadan fast. A large crowd attended the ceremony. Muslims across Sri Lanka will celebrate the Ramadan Festival on March 31 this year. Pix by Nisal Baduge

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After breaking their Ramadan fast...

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