Fasting hours typically span from dawn (Fajr) to sunset (Maghrib), requiring individuals to wake up early for suhoor and stay awake for prayers and iftar, often resulting in altered sleep patterns.

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Asr and Maghrib are two of the five daily prayers that Muslims perform. Asr (which roughly means afternoon in Arabic) is offered in the late afternoon before sunset. Maghrib (Arabic word for ...