<h1>Indonesians Begin Ramzan Celebrations Amid Economic Concerns; Traditions Include Iftars, Parades, and Grave Cleaning</h1> Millions of Muslims in Indonesia are marking the start of Ramzan with traditional festivities, including shopping for sweets and clothes, nighttime parades, and grave cleaning. Each region has unique customs for the holy month, during which fasting from sunrise to sunset is observed. Celebrations include family gatherings and 'iftars.' The Religious Affairs Minister confirmed the start of Ramzan after the crescent moon sighting. Economic concerns are prevalent as rising prices affect holiday preparations, with many blaming government policies and global disruptions. Despite financial worries, markets remain busy with shoppers preparing for Eid al-Fitr.