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Manage No, Sortation, Country, Writer ,Date, Copyright
Manage No	EE00002568
Country	Uzbekistan
ICH Domain	Social practices, rituals, festive events
Address	All over the country

Description	Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.
Social and cultural significance	Iftar (in this perspective, rather, the entire institution of fasting - Uraza) is a tool for social balancing. Of course, it will not be possible to totally balance everyone, but the fact that the feeling of hunger comes to everyone is undeniable. Collective iftar is one of the most effective tools for uniting Muslims (during iftar). Ramadan, being the believer's annual spiritual "pit stop", allows for some time to get out of the abyss of worldly fuss, to strengthen social ties between believers.
Transmission method	Islam is the spiritual and moral basis of the system of family education. As a religion, it arose in the 7th century and brought such moral values to family education as respect for parents, honoring elders, hospitality, friendship, mutual assistance, love of work.
Community	Families, mahalla, educational institutions, everywhere in Uzbekistan

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Republican Scientific-Methodical Center for Organization of Culture Institutions Activity

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Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007960 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007961 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007962 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007963 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007964 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007965 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007966 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007967 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007957 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan
PI00007958 Iftar and its socio-cultural traditions
Iftar (from the Arabic language opening the mouth, breaking the fast) is a custom associated with fasting in Islam. According to the Qur'an, a person who breaks a fast should feed others. In Islam, holding a feast with the participation of many people - Iftar is one of the meritorious deeds in Islam.

Uzbekistan