Australians welcome back Ramadan traditions curtailed by last year’s lockdowns

Ibtehaj and family prepare for Ramadan

Ibtehaj and family prepare for Ramadan Source: SBS

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More than half a million Muslims in Australia are looking forward to a return to some type of normality at Ramadan after the pandemic wreaked havoc last year.

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