Faith Amidst Conflict: The Resilient Ramadan of Displaced Lebanese

The story explores the harrowing experiences of Salam Issa Rida and other displaced Lebanese families during Ramadan amid the ongoing conflict with Israel. As they navigate the complexities of traditional customs and displacement, they face challenges in maintaining their cultural practices while yearning for normalcy.

In the shadows of conflict, Salam Issa Rida, a Lebanese mother of six, strives to uphold the spirit of Ramadan while navigating life in a temporary tent camp.

She daringly snuck back into Beirut's southern suburbs, risking her safety to collect cherished ingredients for the sundown meal of iftar, even as the Israeli military threatened imminent strikes.

Rida's story mirrors the struggles of many displaced Lebanese families, clinging to traditions amidst adversity, as war and displacement disrupt cherished customs and community bonds.

(With inputs from agencies.)