What is suhoor: Suhoor is an Islamic term referring to the meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before fasting

Many Muslims must have a healthy meal during suhoor before dawn as a way to stay healthy throughout the day. It is unwise to skip suhoor as you may end up getting hungry later in the day and tempted to break the fast. However important suhoor might be, one should eat in moderation. This makes fluid-rich food a good choice. After drinking plenty of fluids, eat food that is either high in fibre or whole grain that can help with digestion and keep you full as well.

• You may want to have oatmeal as it provides both fluids and carbohydrates to give you enough energy. Try to top your oatmeal with seeds or fruits to add in some extra carbs to your meal.
• High-fibre cereals can be consumed with milk to provide you with calcium and vitamin B. This includes bran flakes and malted wheat cereal.
• If you prefer rice, try to eat rice pudding with fruit instead of a savoury meal as this can make you thirsty during the fast. 
• You may also opt for yoghurt which can be eaten with cereals or fruits.
• Bread is a whole grain option that can provide you with fibre. However, try not to eat bread with spreads that are too salty such as cheese or preserved meat as it can make you thirsty throughout the day. Instead, use spreads that have no added salt.