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A photo of dark-skinned boys and girls standing, sitting and lying in wet clothes on the surf of a beach. Some palm trees stand in the background. Some women in veils are among the kids.
People celebrating Maahefun on a beach at Fuvahmulah, Maldives.

Maahefun is a celebration marking the beginning of Ramadan, where Muslims in the Maldives celebrate the taking of their last meal before beginning the month-long fasting.[1]

The Maahefun events are arranged by families, friends, or even organizations, where the food consists of Maldivian snacks that are made from fish, coconut, and locally available root vegetables such as cassava and taro. Other ingredients include lime, chillies, and bananas.[1]

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  1. ^ a b "Maahefun - A Unique Maldivian Tradition to Welcome Ramadan". visitmaldives. 2022-03-31. Retrieved 2025-02-12.

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