Could you fast for 22 hours each day where the sun never sets?

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Khairul stands on a mountain ledge overlooking the town of Longyearbyen in Svalbard, Norway.KOTA KINABALU: Night never falls over this frozen land. With no night, there is no dawn. So how does an observant Muslim know when to break fast during Ramadan? One intrepid Malaysian now knows. Spending Ramadan and Hari Raya far from your family in the middle of subzero nowhere would not appeal to most people but a young Sabahan is loving it inside the Arctic Circle. That’s about as far as anyone can get from tropical Malaysia in so many ways. Khairul Fuad Junaidi says he prefers to be where he is right now, on the Arctic Ocean island of Svalbard, as it is one of only a small number of places on earth totally free from the ravages of Covid-19. It’s also one of the few places to have no form of lockdown. Khairul has traded home in Kampung Silad in Ranau, Sabah, for Longyearbyen, Norway, where…