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    In Tweets: 9 thoughts on Ramadan from college kids around the world
    Students in some parts of the world have to fast for longer hours through classes and even exams. Source: Reuters

    It’s the holy month of Ramadan again, the time of the year where Muslims all over the world abstain from food, sexual relations, and pretty much all worldly desires, to focus on spirituality and self-betterment.

    This includes students in colleges and universities, who will have to refrain from food and drinks while attending classes and even, exams. This can be difficult, as some students will have to fast for longer hours during summer days and let’s be honest, college – even when you are not fasting – is tough enough as it is.

    So how are our Muslim brothers and sisters observing Ramadan this year? We trawl Twitter to find out:

    1. Ramadan, the return of this phrase to be explained

    https://twitter.com/j4meela/status/868191971046817792

    https://twitter.com/barbieKB/status/868228052097970176

    2. Also a good time to set #StudentGoals. You go, Pizza Gurl 🍕

    3. NGL, it will be testing on some days

    https://twitter.com/Khadijamaher/status/871630059299364864

    https://twitter.com/Carraweelo/status/862852783996841985

    (ISTG = I Swear To God)

    4. The thought of food does get in the way sometimes. We feel you, Usman, h and Maham

    https://twitter.com/schoolboyou/status/871835765549838336

    https://twitter.com/EmMaham12/status/871800397119328256

    5. You can try, guys, but there’s no promise it will be reciprocated

    https://twitter.com/girlswithtoys/status/867948370911997958

    6. College + Ramadan + Suhoor. Again, possible?

    https://twitter.com/TahaTahini/status/849643703253819396

    7. Well, this medical student thinks it’s possible. If a medic can do it, so can you!

    8. But seriously, no amount of willpower can be enough to decrypt what “Ramadan Kareem” with a  💙 means.  (Ramadan Kareem means blessed or generous Ramadan)

    https://twitter.com/viminist/status/867913552249724928

    9. So, here’s a summary in four words from this student

    https://twitter.com/xastrophile/status/868352423110356992

    Ramadan Kareem, everyone!

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