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	'''''"Why can't a Muslim fast during Ramadan near the Poles?"'''''<BR>		'''''"Why can't a Muslim fast during Ramadan near the Poles?"'''''<BR>
	A Muslim will start the fast in the morning and end it when the Sun sets. Considering the Sun will be up in the sky for days and weeks and months, Muslims will have to starve to death. Our bodies can survive for multiple days without food but we will die without water.		A Muslim will start the fast in the morning and end it when the Sun sets. Considering the Sun will be up in the sky for days and weeks and months, Muslims will have to starve to death. Our bodies can survive for multiple days without [[food]] but we will die without water.