What is the term for the meal eaten to break the daily fast at sunset during Ramadan?

Explanation

– Iftar refers to the meal eaten to break the daily fast at sunset during Ramadan, traditionally recommended to begin promptly once the time for breaking the fast has arrived.
– The Prophet (PBUH) recommended breaking the fast with dates and water, if available, followed by a fuller meal, and this practice remains widely followed today.
– For exams, note that hastening to break the fast promptly, rather than unnecessarily delaying it, is considered the recommended practice according to Hadith.