This year the holy month of Ramadan has started on 24 April, and Muslims from all over the world are observing it wholeheartedly. ‘Iftar’, the Arabic word that refers to the evening meal that Muslims eat to break their daily fast after sunset. But this iftar is quite different amid the Coronavirus lockdown. However, why let this lockdown spoil your iftar? Yes, prepare your iftar with these delicious iftar recipes and enjoy with your family.















