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Streamers, snacks and pajamas for Ramadan available in every shopping street

Streamers, snacks and pajamas for Ramadan available in every shopping street

Dutch retail stores are increasingly offering Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr products, such as decorations, snacks, and themed clothing, directly in mainstream shopping streets. This commercial trend makes it easier for the Muslim community to access festive items for the month of fasting and the subsequent celebrations.

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