Ramadan Special Drink Nabeez
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Overview
Nabeez, a cherished drink in Islamic tradition, is not only refreshing but also packed with health benefits. Made simply by soaking dates or raisins in water, it embodies the spirit of Ramadan. The preparation is straightforward: remove the seeds from the dates, soak them in water, and let them infuse overnight. This drink is particularly enjoyed during Iftar, providing a sweet and nutritious way to break the fast.
The beauty of Nabeez lies in its simplicity. With just a handful of ingredients, it offers a delightful taste that can be enjoyed by everyone. The natural sweetness of the dates or raisins makes it a healthier alternative to sugary drinks, and its digestive benefits are a bonus. It’s a drink that not only quenches thirst but also nourishes the body.
As the sun sets during Ramadan, Nabeez serves as a reminder of the importance of hydration and nutrition. Whether you choose dates or raisins, this drink is a staple that can easily be incorporated into your daily routine. So, gather your ingredients and prepare to enjoy this traditional beverage that has been loved for generations.
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Steps & Tips
Take some dates and remove the seeds from inside them.
Tip: Do not keep Nabeez for more than two days.
Tip: You can use raisins instead of dates, but do not use both together.
Put the deseeded dates in drinking water.
If you put dates in water in the morning, you can drink it in the evening during Iftaar.
If made at night, you can drink it during Sehri.
Tip: Soak dates for at least eight hours for best results.
Tip: Nabeez helps in digestion and boosts memory.
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Interesting Tidbits
- •Nabeez is traditionally prepared by soaking dates or raisins in water for several hours.
- •It is recommended to consume Nabeez within two days for optimal freshness.
- •This drink is known for its digestive benefits and memory-boosting properties.
- •Nabeez can be enjoyed during both Iftar and Sehri, making it a versatile choice during Ramadan.
