In this chaad raat vlog, I’m taking you through my last day of Ramadan while living alone in London. I woke up around 8:45 a.m., took a shower (literally the only way I can kick out my sleepy mood), and then headed out to grab groceries. I needed lots of fruits because I’m planning to make a fruit mix for Eid—and honestly I just love fruits. I also picked up some essentials for baking and desserts because inshallah I want to try making some dessert items for Eid (you’ll probably see what I make in my next video). I also shared a little peek into my student-living setup—like the kind of kitchen you usually get in the UK for studying, and how you really need to take care of it. For iftar, I kept it super simple because I’m in a calorie deficit right now, and I was saving energy for going to Green Street with my aunt’s family to see the chaad raat vibes. I don’t usually go out after 6 p.m. (my parents don’t really like it), but this time they allowed me for just one hour—so I went, experienced it for the first time in London, and came home with some cute dessert cups that made me dream about hosting a little girl party one day, inshallah.