@borntoruleyou yup

@Northwest interesting so not just getting up before dawn eating then going back to bed until its time to get up to do stuff during the day, but a total reversal of the day where your up at night and sleep during the day. 😺

@Northwest Being lavish about everything after a day of fasting kinda defeats the purpose. The final purpose of it remains the same; fasting is more holistic in the sense that we minimalize our wordly desires and repairing ourselves to be modest and humble. Simultaneously we're empathizing with those lives with little to no luxuries so our outlook on everything and everyone is calibrated. 😊

@Northwest Yeah I hear you. Like so many other religious adherence, many people miss the entire point of the practice. It seems like corporate greed has it's way of infiltrating and robbing such practices/beliefs of their orthodox objectives. It's like Christmas... the origin of the red-n-white Santa suit and the overly economic burdens it places on the masses... 🤷‍♂️

@SW-User So you are familiar with the word 'Ramadan' but can't follow through that familiar knowledge with any plausible reasons as to why she would be fasting in Ramadan.
How then is your other question in context of your 'genuine curiosity':
[quote] If a friend told you to jump off a cliff, would ya?[/quote]
Please do enlighten us.