Tweet Last Friday, Ramadan the glorious fasting month for Muslims has finally come to an end, no more day fasting, no more anticipation of Iftar (breaking fast) under the big tent at Marina Grill, no more sweets Katife, Konafah, and no more Majoul dates to break the day fast, and no more spending the night drinking tea and shooting the breeze under the bright moon, as our conversation spiced up by the sweet flavored hookah smoke. This is the Muslim tea party. Ramadan, 30 days of cleansing of our bodies and our souls, and a yearly reminder to rid ourselves of all excessiveness in life. Now it is time for…