What is Ramadan like at Network School?

Kazakhstan is a majority-Muslim country, so Ramadan is visible in Astana: some businesses change their hours and evenings have a different rhythm. Daily life in Kazakhstan is markedly secular, though, and the city keeps running normally. Alcohol stays available and restaurants stay open. Inside the community you'll find people fasting and people not, and meal timing is generally accommodating. If you're fasting, ask how campus meal times work during Ramadan before you arrive.

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