Editorial

A couple days from now and the holy month of Ramadan will be upon us. True, this month has a special meaning in our lives, no matter which faith we belong to. It goes without mention that this year Ramadan comes at a time when our lives have been structured differently already. We are home, and on top of our "stay home" regulations, the discipline of sehri, iftar and additional prayers will come into practice.

Sure, we will miss out on a lot. How Ramadan changes a city, the cries of vendors and aroma of fried goodness on the streets, the late-night Eid shopping trips, sehri outings and iftar parties — the list goes on. This time though, things will be different, and we will adapt. And through it all, perhaps, we will find a deeper meaning of life and be able to strengthen our faiths.

If nothing else, I invite you to an online iftaar party.