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	~~== Introduction ==~~		{{short description\|A pre-dawn meal consumed by Muslims before fasting during Ramadan}}

	[[Suhur]] is ~~a significant~~ meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before ~~the daily fast~~ during the holy month of [[Ramadan]]. ~~This~~ meal is eaten before the ~~first prayer of the day, known as~~ [[Fajr]]~~. The practice~~ of ~~consuming Suhur is highly recommended during Ramadan as it provides~~ the ~~necessary energy and hydration for the day's~~ fast.		==Suhur==
			[[File:Suhur.jpg\|thumb\|right\|A traditional suhur meal]]
			'''Suhur''' ({{lang-ar\|____}}), also spelled '''Sahur''', is an Islamic term referring to the meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before fasting, especially during the holy month of [[Ramadan]]. It is considered a blessed meal and is eaten before the [[Fajr]] prayer, which marks the beginning of the daily fast.

	== ~~Etymology~~ ==		==Significance==
			Suhur is an important part of the fasting ritual in Islam. It is believed to provide the necessary strength and energy to sustain a person throughout the day of fasting. The Prophet [[Muhammad]] emphasized the importance of suhur, stating that "there is a blessing in suhur."

	The ~~term 'Suhur'~~ is ~~derived from~~ the ~~Arabic word 'Sahar', which means 'dawn'~~. ~~It signifies~~ the ~~meal consumed in the early hours~~ of the ~~morning~~, just before ~~dawn~~.		==Timing==
			The timing of suhur is crucial as it must be consumed before the [[Fajr]] prayer. Muslims are encouraged to delay suhur until the last part of the night, just before the call to prayer, to maximize the benefits of the meal.

	== ~~Significance~~ ==		==Typical Foods==
			[[File:Suhur.jpg\|thumb\|left\|A variety of foods are consumed during suhur]]
			The foods consumed during suhur vary widely across different cultures and regions. Common foods include:
			* [[Dates]]
			* [[Bread]]
			* [[Eggs]]
			* [[Yogurt]]
			* [[Fruits]]
			* [[Porridge]]
			* [[Tea]] and other beverages

	~~The significance of Suhur lies in its spiritual and physical benefits. It is considered a blessed meal in Islam, and it is said that there is a special blessing~~ for ~~those who partake in it. Physically, it provides the body with the necessary nutrients~~ and energy ~~to sustain~~ the ~~fast~~.		These foods are chosen for their nutritional value and ability to provide sustained energy throughout the day.

	== ~~Timing~~ ==		==Cultural Variations==
			Suhur practices can vary significantly between different Muslim communities. In some cultures, suhur is a simple meal, while in others, it can be a more elaborate affair with a variety of dishes. The communal aspect of suhur is also important, as families and friends often gather to share the meal together.
	~~The timing for~~ Suhur ~~varies depending on the geographical location and time of the year~~. ~~However~~, it is ~~generally consumed~~ in ~~the last third of the night~~, ~~just before the break of dawn and the commencement~~ of ~~the [[Fajr]] prayer~~.

	~~== Foods Consumed ==~~

	The ~~foods consumed during Suhur vary greatly depending on cultural practices and personal preferences. However, it~~ is ~~recommended to consume foods that are high in complex carbohydrates and proteins~~, as ~~they provide longer-lasting energy. Some common foods consumed during Suhur include dates, yogurt, cereals, fruits,~~ and ~~water.~~

	~~== Conclusion ==~~

	In conclusion, Suhur is a vital part of the fasting practice during the holy month of [[Ramadan]]. It not only provides physical sustenance but also carries significant spiritual benefits. By partaking in Suhur, Muslims are able to ~~better endure~~ the ~~fast and engage in the spiritual practices of Ramadan~~.

	~~== See Also ==~~

			==Related pages==
			* [[Iftar]]
	* [[Ramadan]]		* [[Ramadan]]
			* [[Fasting in Islam]]
	* [[Fajr]]		* [[Fajr]]
	* [[~~Iftar~~]] ~~- The meal consumed to break the fast at sunset during Ramadan.~~
	* [[~~Islamic dietary laws~~]]		[[Category:Islamic terminology]]
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== Introduction ==

[[Suhur]] is a significant meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before the daily fast during the holy month of [[Ramadan]]. This meal is eaten before the first prayer of the day, known as [[Fajr]]. The practice of consuming Suhur is highly recommended during Ramadan as it provides the necessary energy and hydration for the day's fast.

== Etymology ==

The term 'Suhur' is derived from the Arabic word 'Sahar', which means 'dawn'. It signifies the meal consumed in the early hours of the morning, just before dawn.

== Significance ==

The significance of Suhur lies in its spiritual and physical benefits. It is considered a blessed meal in Islam, and it is said that there is a special blessing for those who partake in it. Physically, it provides the body with the necessary nutrients and energy to sustain the fast.

== Timing ==

The timing for Suhur varies depending on the geographical location and time of the year. However, it is generally consumed in the last third of the night, just before the break of dawn and the commencement of the [[Fajr]] prayer.

== Foods Consumed ==

The foods consumed during Suhur vary greatly depending on cultural practices and personal preferences. However, it is recommended to consume foods that are high in complex carbohydrates and proteins, as they provide longer-lasting energy. Some common foods consumed during Suhur include dates, yogurt, cereals, fruits, and water.

== Conclusion ==

In conclusion, Suhur is a vital part of the fasting practice during the holy month of [[Ramadan]]. It not only provides physical sustenance but also carries significant spiritual benefits. By partaking in Suhur, Muslims are able to better endure the fast and engage in the spiritual practices of Ramadan.

== See Also ==

* [[Ramadan]]
* [[Fajr]]
* [[Iftar]] - The meal consumed to break the fast at sunset during Ramadan.
* [[Islamic dietary laws]]
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