Kurma
Kurma, also known as dates, is a sweet fruit that comes from the date palm tree. They are commonly eaten in Islamic culture and are particularly popular during Ramadan, when they are often used to break the daily fast.
Kurma has a soft, chewy texture and a sweet taste. They are usually oval or cylindrical in shape, and can range in color from bright red to deep brown. The flesh of the fruit is moist and sticky, and contains a single, hard seed in the center.
Dates are a good source of fiber, vitamins, and minerals, including potassium and iron. They are also a natural source of sugar, which makes them a popular sweetener in many recipes. In Islamic culture, dates are considered a blessed food, and are often mentioned in religious texts and traditions.
