Riyadh: In Al-Aqiq Governorate Al-Baha Ramadan is celebrated with deep-rooted traditions and community spirit.Families gather in historic heritage homes for iftar transforming the meal into a cultural experience that blends authentic regional flavors with ancestral stories.
These traditional houses, which reflect Al-Baha's rich heritage, serve as a backdrop for meaningful gatherings that strengthen family ties and foster social bonds. Residents share stories of past Ramadans, creating an atmosphere of unity and nostalgia.
Awadah Al-Ghamdi shared that his family has been breaking their fast in their traditional home, built in 1386 AH, for three consecutive years. He reminisced about preparing traditional dishes like fresh bread, aromatic coffee, and marisa, a blend of water and dates often mixed with lemon or ginger, while neighbors joined in the communal iftar.
This cherished tradition not only preserves Al-Baha’s cultural identity but also ensures that the spirit of Ramadan is passed down to future generations.
[Reported by Arab News]
