Ramadan is the month of blessings, but let’s be real—it’s also the month where people’s weirdest habits come out! You start seeing new sides to everyone around you, and some of their behaviors? Absolutely legendary! Let’s take a look at the most common Ramadan personalities you’ll definitely run into.
This person treats the first day of fasting like a world war. The smallest thing sets them off. You say, “Hey, what’s wrong?” and they snap back, “Can’t you see I’m fasting?!” Bro… we’re all fasting, and no one else is this dramatic.
You see them exactly twice a day: at Iftar and Suhoor. That’s it. The rest of the time? They’re in hibernation mode. At some point, you actually forget what their voice sounds like because they don’t even talk.
From sunrise to sunset, this guy is basically a human timer:
“20 minutes, guys!”
And when Maghrib finally arrives? He screams like he just won the lottery: “It’s time! Bring me water now!”
“5 hours left…”
“Only 2 more hours…”
Ask them for a favor? “Can’t you see I’m fasting?!”
Need help with something? “I’m too tired from fasting!”
They act like they’re the only person on the planet fasting and expect everyone to leave them alone until Iftar.
As soon as the call to prayer starts, this person decides to try every single dish on the table. They start with fattoush, move to stuffed veggies, devour some pastries, then wipe out all the desserts. And then? “I don’t know why I feel so full so fast??”
Forget food, forget socializing—this person is on a mission. First day of Ramadan? They already have a TV schedule packed with drama, action, comedy, and at least one Turkish soap opera they can’t miss after Tarawih.
Suddenly, this person decides Ramadan is their time to shine in the kitchen. They start whipping up dishes no one has ever heard of, and when you compliment the food, they hit you with:
“Really? You like it? No, not because I made it or anything… but yeah, I nailed it.”
For this person, Ramadan isn’t about fasting—it’s about gatherings! Every single night, they have a new invite: “Bro, if you don’t come to my Iftar today, consider our friendship over.” You end up attending 15 hangouts in one week just to keep the peace.
Every year, same story:
48 hours later… They’re back to their old self, shrugging, “Next Ramadan, inshallah! This year was just too busy.”
So… Which One of These Personalities Are You During Ramadan?
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