Ramadan in the age of Snapchat: On the Right to be Muslim and Boring

You can hear the boy laughing as he zooms in on his mother. She talks to herself, counting and recounting the number of seats at a table overburdened with platters of basmati rice, kibbeh, and kofta. He holds on her until finally she acknowledges the camera, chiding her son with mock annoyance. Then the video cuts out and you’re onto the next one.

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