The Washington State Senate has adopted a resolution recognizing and honoring Ramadan, a significant month of fasting and spiritual reflection observed by Muslims worldwide. The resolution highlights the importance of Ramadan as one of the five core pillars of Islam, emphasizing the practice of fasting from dawn to dusk as a means of deepening one's faith, practicing empathy, and engaging in self-reflection. It acknowledges the diverse American Muslim community, which plays a vital role in contributing to society through various humanitarian efforts, including providing food, medical assistance, and legal aid.

Furthermore, the resolution expresses support and respect for the Muslim community in Washington and across the globe, wishing them a joyous and meaningful observance of Ramadan. It also notes that the end of Ramadan will be celebrated with Eid-al-Fitr, a three-day holiday beginning on March 29, 2025. The Senate's recognition of Ramadan underscores the contributions of American Muslims in various fields and their commitment to charitable giving during this holy month.