Relationships are a touchy topic during Ramadan. In terms of the law of being in a relationship without marrying, Islam absolutely prohibits it. However, what people do in the privacy of their homes and lives is another matter entirely. Many Muslims will say they understand why someone might want to live together as friends during this month, but only as a temporary measure. Others may agree to such an arrangement, but only if one or both parties are Muslim. During Ramadan, everyone who can afford it will be eating between sunrise and sunset. They will drink lots of water to stay hydrated and avoid dehydration which could lead to headaches, drowsiness, and even death. As we know, drinking too much during this time can have adverse effects on the stomach so having a meal before fasting begins is recommended. In addition to eating and drinking during Ramadan, it is also important that you take care of your body by exercising regularly and staying healthy in general. Fasting is a challenge for our bodies, especially when we eat and drink normally during the rest of the year. So keeping ourselves healthy is essential for successful fasting. In conclusion, relationships are forbidden by Islam but many people choose to live together as friends or partners during Ramadan.