Ramadan blogging is alive and well this year… « Talk Islam

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Also have to shout out 30 Days, 30 Mosques.

Ramadan blogging is alive and well this year… « Talk Islam.

Ramadan blogging is alive and well this year!
I am doing a series called Longest Days, Shortest Month at my blog on Beliefnet, and Wajahat Ali is doing a series for Patheos called Spiritual Appetite. Also a few years ago Shahed Amanullah did a series at Beliefnet called Hungry for Ramadan.
Anyone have other Ramadanblogging links to share?

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