Unique Ramadan Traditions From Across the World

Sharing Is Caring in Indonesia

About 87% of Indonesians are Muslim, so it's no surprise that a lot of people in the country celebrate the holy month of Ramadan. Muslims spend their days giving to those less fortunate than them and regularly make charitable donations in the form of Iftar food packages and care packages to people living on the streets.

Muslims in Indonesia love to eat different Ramadan foods when they finally break their fast, but they especially enjoy kolak. This meal is made with coconut milk, coconut sugar, and something stronger like sweet potato or pumpkin.