How Do You Say Happy Ramadan

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Last year, my Aunt Linda heard that Muslims greet with “Ramadan Mubarak.” She practiced for days, whispering it to her dog, her houseplants, and the mailman. When she finally said it to our friend Ahmed, she accidentally said “Pancake Mubarak.” Ahmed laughed so hard he nearly choked on a samosa.

Now, every year, she brings pancakes to the iftar table. That’s the real lesson: It’s not about perfect pronunciation; it’s about showing up with warmth and a sense of humor.

So go ahead. Ramadan Mubarak. Or Pancake Mubarak. Whatever gets you a seat at the table.