Muslim students challenge peers to experience faith through fasting
By Grace Hill | Jan. 27, 2016Ohio University students and faculty engage in a day-long fast that ended with a feast and lessons about the meaning of Ramadan.
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Ohio University students and faculty engage in a day-long fast that ended with a feast and lessons about the meaning of Ramadan.
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