As per Islamic tradition, the fast is broken with a date and water, but the real feasting starts when everyone gathers around the table with their family, friends, and community (regardless of religious background) to share food. Remember that no iftar table is the same; every iftar table is diverse and a reflection of one’s culture and heritage. So the menu can vary from family to family. But there are a few things you should know before attending your first iftar.
