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The fanous has become a worldwide symbol that represents the holy month. But why the colorful lanterns? What do they signify for the holy month of Ramadan? Watch the video to find out.

The fanous (lantern) is an important part of Ramadan tradition. It is usually suspended in the streets and in markets, but it is also an essential home décor that exudes the ambiance of Ramadan.

During Ramadan, many Muslims pray, do good deeds and do not eat or drink anything between dawn and sunset. Some people decorate their houses with colourful lanterns as a symbol of hope.

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