ACNH has been released for more than a year, and countless real-world events have been staged in the game. Although large gatherings have been banned due to the spread of COVID-19, graduation ceremonies, birthdays, weddings and religious celebrations still need to be carried out.

Around the world, Muslims are entering the second Ramadan in lockdown. At this celebration, strong Muslims need to fast from sunrise to sunset. However, Iftar is traditionally eaten communally, either with the family or in the Mosque. But for people living alone, this is very difficult.

So at this time, some people choose to commemorate this moment in ACNH. An ACNH player shared an island area for prayers on social media. There are prayer mats, a fountain, and an impressive building in the background. These buildings are customized from other furniture in the game, like a white pumpkin carriage and two lighthouses.

Another ACNH fan also shared a mosque created in the game and recreate the unique appearance of this place of worship through a custom design.

Last year, ACNH became a popular platform to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, which marked the end of Ramadan. Rami Ismail even promoted his celebration. He set up a public eating area on the island and even provided guests with a virtual buffet.

Fortunately, this may be the last Ramadan and Eid in lockdown and hope the Muslim community will be able to gather safely again next year.

Ramadan started on April 13 and will end on May 12. It is held every year for 30 days, which is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar.

If you also want to celebrate Ramadan in ACNH, you can also use some furniture to craft some items you need to create a corresponding atmosphere. Or, you can come directly to IGGM to buy ACNH Items.

Also, IGGM provides cheap Animal Crossing Bells and Nook Miles Tickets, which are different currencies you need in the game. If you don't have time to farm ACNH Bells in the game, then it is a wise choice to buy from IGGM.