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2024年11月8日，在Roxbury的波士顿伊斯兰文化中心 (Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center) 外举行的清真美食节（Halal Bites and Delights）上，孩子们大口吃着巨大粉色棉花糖，女士们一边抱着婴儿一边咬着烤棉花糖华夫饼（smores waffles），而家庭和朋友们则排起长队，等待购买清真汉堡和各式清真美食。 参与的商家包括 Ashur Restaurant, Chai Street, The Halal Guys, Halal Buns 以及 Boston Dosa Party. 从上排自左至右：孩子们吃棉花糖；棉花糖摊位；好友Khadija、Ikran和Misa。第二排：The Halal Guys 摊位；Dosa Party 摊位。第三排：好友Sam Khan（穿绿色上衣）和Aviv Spinner（穿牛仔夹克）；人群；清真美食节的组织者。第四排：Zao Gelato 摊位；波士顿伊斯兰文化中心清真寺。 照片由Adam Smith拍摄。

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