Hello. So today some Tunisians told me that there's this rule to do Ramadan correctly which consists on not drinking alcohol 40 days before Ramadan. It would seem easy since muslism are not supposed to drink alcohol anyways. I'm asking about the truthfulness of this since I was thinking of joining them for next Ramadan (I'm not muslim and barely drink, but I do enjoy some wine every now and again. It wouldn't be too hard to follow that rule but also I wouldn't feel dirty if I didn't)
They also said they shouldn't be around alcohol, places that sell alcohol or people who drink. Is this true? Some years ago I had some muslim friends in Belgium and I don't remember them ever saying that and, anyways, it would've been near impossible to achieve all of that in that country. Like, in some boardgame cafés they sell alcohol - so they wouldn't be able to go there even if they didn't order it?
Again, I am not religious. It's more about knowing what is true and to see how to make their Ramadan experience in a foreign country more comfortable
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