Kashmir's Ramazan Economy: A Multifaceted Intersection Of Faith & Commerce
Srinagar, March 27 -- This is not your average day at a Kashmir market; it's the holy month of Ramazan. "Ya Allah (Oh God)," he mutters with a tired but grateful smile, wiping the sweat from his brow. "The blessings this month bring are unlike any other."
For Bashir, Ramadan is more than just a religious observance; it's a time when his business booms. "Like previous years, the demand is good," Bashir said, adding that, "It's a time of giving, of families coming together, and of course, everyone wants the best ingredients to prepare their Iftar."
This surge in demand is a common thread amongst vendors across Kashmir's markets. While mosques resonate with piety, markets experience a surge in demand for specific food items.
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