U.S. Muslims Experience Sorrowful Ramadan Amid Gaza Conflict

The ongoing war in Gaza brings a somber tone to Ramadan celebrations across the United States, as communities grapple with grief and solidarity.

Muslim communities in the U.S. are altering traditional Ramadan celebrations in response to the devastating war in Gaza, with many focusing on charity and prayers for those affected.
The conflict, which has killed over 31,000 people in Gaza, has led to widespread grief among U.S. Muslims, with some reconsidering their Ramadan decorations and gatherings.
Mosques across the country have increased security and are using Ramadan prayers to express solidarity and raise funds for Gaza.
Political fallout from the U.S. support of Israel is being felt, with some expressing disillusionment with political leaders and their policies.
Despite the sorrow, some find solace in community support and the global Muslim bond during Ramadan, emphasizing the importance of coming together in difficult times.