Dendang Ramadan Eps 5: Berpuasa di Lingkungan Minoritas -...

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Berpuasa di sekolah minoritas, yang mana akan bertemu dengan mayoritas teman-teman yang tidak berpuasa. Kantin tetap buka, kegiatan olahraga tetap terlaksana, pulang sekolah tetep di jam yang sama, dalam cuaca yang sedang hangat-hangatnya.

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