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RamaDawn 

A term used to describe Ramadan as it starts from Dawn to Dusk.
Person 1 : Yo, I was trying to think of a word which describes Ramadan completely since its called Ramadan and usually starts from Dawn to Dusk, What do you think?
Person 2 : It's Ramadawn bro, the words self-explanatory.
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ramadan steve 

The owner of a dojo featured in season 4, episode 10 of the Eric Andre Show

Ramadan Bombathon

The time of the year when muslim extremists get high on Islam even more than usual and wreck havoc across the globe "In the name of Allah." It should be importantly noted that during Ramadan, muslims do not eat or drink therefore they are EXTRA cranky and this might be a cause of this series of events.
What day is it? Its May 26th?! Oh no... Ramadan Bombathon starts tonight!!!
Ramadan Bombathon by YoDangCuz! June 17, 2017

Ramadanning 

To take part in the fast of Ramadan in the Muslim faith.
Amir: Do you want to go for lunch?
Fatima: No thanks, I am ramadanning.

Kevin: How long do you have to fast for Ramadan?
Tahir: Don't ask me. I stopped ramadanning as a kid. Let's go get a hamburger. I know a great place that serves halal meat.
Ramadanning by Rex Roddy August 25, 2010
Holy month in the Islamic faith. People fast from approximately sunrise to sunset -- this practice creates tolerance and a respect for those who do not have enough to eat.
Ramadan is a very important month in the Islamic faith.

The definition of Ramadan above is exteremely ignorant.
ramadan by the truth April 2, 2005

Ramadanist 

Someone who participates in Islamic activities ONLY during the month of Ramadan. These kinds of people partake in haram activities during the whole year except for when it is Ramadan.
Moe: "Yo fam I can't wait till Ramadan is over so I can smoke, drink and have sex bro"
Abdullah: "Bro you are sounding like a Ramadanist fam Astagfirallah"
Moe: "Whatever fam ur just hating cause I get more girls than you"
Ramadanist by Jarred_123 April 22, 2021

Ramadan Muslim

A Muslim who doesn't follow their faith at all, except for when Ramadan arrives.
Iqra: Did you see Khadija? I heard she just started wearing the khimar and dressing modestly.
Fatima: Loool yeah, even though she used to wear bootyshorts and went to clubs. She's a Ramadan Muslim.
Ramadan Muslim by sharmuta June 15, 2018
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