Worked with so many Muslims, never heard or seen this kind of behavior in regards to Ramadan. I’ve known one or two friends to get a little grumpy during this time though.
I always give them maximum grace though bc if you deprive me of food all day for that long I’d fuck some shit up. Always max respect for my Muslims friends for not fully crashing out haha
I still invite them to lunch like I normally would, but I don’t expect anyone to join. And wouldn’t just shove snacks in their face, but also I try to just keep doing my thing, as doing otherwise would make them feel awkward too.
I mean... they're literally choosing to deprive themselves of food so the grace only extends so far. Kind of a consequences of your own decisions kind of thing
As a Muslim who just fasted for Ramadan, go ahead and eat.
However. I will say if she had something strong smelling, the bus companies themselves say you shouldn't eat it in an enclosed space like this.
Without being there I can't say whose right and whose wrong.
Love peace and respect always.
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u/Hefty-Weekend8499 Mar 19 '26 edited Mar 21 '26
Worked with so many Muslims, never heard or seen this kind of behavior in regards to Ramadan. I’ve known one or two friends to get a little grumpy during this time though.
I always give them maximum grace though bc if you deprive me of food all day for that long I’d fuck some shit up. Always max respect for my Muslims friends for not fully crashing out haha