Brazil: Muslims in Sao Paulo adapt for Ramadan

   Source: Trt World Jun 11, 2017 No Comments

Category: Americas, Featured, Life & Society, Videos Topics: Brazil, Ramadan, Syrian Refugees Views: 1430
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Sao Paulo has the biggest Islamic population in South America, including a large number of Syrian refugees that have settled in the country. TRT World's Sam Cowie went to meet some of them to find out what Ramadan means to them (Published on Jun 10, 2017).

  Category: Americas, Featured, Life & Society, Videos
  Topics: Brazil, Ramadan, Syrian Refugees
Views: 1430

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