A man reads the Koran at the Al Makmur Mosque, highlighting the spiritual devotion observed during the holy month in Banda Aceh

Some men rest while others read the Koran following congregational noon prayers at Banda Aceh

In Surabaya, a street vendor fries battered tofu as people buy food to break their fast, reflecting the vibrant street life and culinary traditions

Contrary to the fetive celebrations, Ramadan in Meureudu, Aceh province sees flood survivors sit for a pre-dawn meal (suhoor) in temporary housing before starting their Ramadan fast, following devastating floods and landslides in late 2025

A family gathers to break their fast together in a flood relief tent in Meurah Dua, showing the importance of communal meals and family unity

A woman in a temporary tent in Meurah Dua faces towards Mecca while praying, demonstrating resilience and faith amidst displacement after the floods in Pidie Jaya district

Across Indonesia, from festive city fairs in Surabaya to flood-affected communities in Aceh, the spirit of Ramadan unites faith, family, and resilience, blending devotion with daily life.