Ramadan is a month of spirituality and celebration for Muslims across the world in general and the GCC countries in particular.
It is also a month of communal joy, as people gather after dusk and before dawn to partake in feasts that would help them tide over daylong fasts.
Thus, when the sun sets, devout Muslims partake in Iftar to break their fast for the day.
However, there seems to be a disparity between how much a full Iftar meal costs versus how much a normal meal costs outside the month of Ramadan.
Here’s a look at how the price of an Iftar meal compares to a standard meal eaten in moths other than Ramadan:
