Muslims mark start of Ramadan

Muslims mark start of Ramadan

Photo taken June 15, 2015, shows a woman and her mother shopping for Ramadan in Amman, Jordan. Muslims around the world marked the start of the holy month on June 18. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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