All Mixed Up

The Islamic fasting month of Ramadhan is in full swing in Jakarta, with restaurants putting up curtains during daylight hours, bars serving beer in tea cups or mugs, and mini-marts concealing their booze. There's no shortage of daytime dining options for infidels, while menstruating women are also permitted to skip the fasting because they are deemed unclean. Pregnant women, too, should consider eating whenever hungry unless they want to have unde

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