This unique market operates only for one month a year, offering a wide range of products necessary for breaking the fast (iftar).
The iftar market is interesting because it features many homemade dishes that are healthy and perfectly suited for those observing the fast. Vendors prepare and offer a variety of vegetables and fruits, salads, special types of bread, sweets, as well as spicy meat dishes and other ready-made products.
Davranbek Akbaraliev, one of the vendors, shared that work begins after lunch, and at this time, many people flock to the market.
“We work after the noon (Peshim) prayer and continue until iftar. We sell samsa, light dishes, aspic; we also receive chuchuk, and among the products, there are various sausages and smoked chicken rolls. We prepare and sell dumby ourselves. Throughout the month, it is always crowded here. The most popular items are light dishes, aspic, chuchuk, beef tongue, kuyruq, and sausages,” he noted.
Mahabat Kurmanbekova, who also works at the iftar market, invited all city residents to visit this place.
“We offer boorsoks, zharmu, kurut, and other products. Come to the iftar market and choose what you like. I congratulate everyone on the month of Orozо,” she added.
The iftar market is not only a trading platform but also a symbol of abundance, harmony, and unity during the month of fasting. City residents preparing for the evening iftar can easily find everything they need here.
