All news on the topic: Ramadan

Schools are "waiting for something to happen" with their current approach to teaching PE to students observing Ramadan, it is claimed, as new research highlights the need for awareness

Ramadan is a time of spiritual reflection and fasting. While abstaining from fasting has some proven health benefits, in other ways it can be dangerous - so you should make sure you're doing it safely

Ramadan is the 9th month in the Islamic calendar, and runs from the evening of Sunday 10 March until Tuesday 9 April. Here we explain how to greet Muslims during the holy period of fasting

Ramadan will be on two different dates in the UK and the rest of the world as some will look to Saudi Arabia and others base it on Moroccan or British moonsighting reports.

The month of Ramadan is the holiest month of the Islamic year - Muslims around the world mark the occasion by fasting during daylight hours for 29 or 30 days

As Muslims prepare for Ramadan, gastroenterologist Dr. Sara Mesilhy has shared her top tips for avoiding digestive disorders like heartburn, acid reflux, indigestion, and bloating which can make fasting difficult

The slim crescent new moon - which will be a “super new moon” this month - holds greater significance than usual for the world’s two billion Muslims

Jim Moore, employee relations expert at HR consultants Hamilton Nash, said employers should be flexible during Ramadan due to the "physically and mentally challenging" aspects of fasting

Fabiha Bradley invited The Mirror into her home to join their Iftar - an evening meal to break the fast during Ramadan. Her husband Tom, who is a revert, along with friends Hiatham and Zartasha, say the holy month provides a detox and is a time for reflection and gratitude

British astronomers who work for HM Nautical Almanac Office, a Government agency providing data for police, armed forces, diary manufacturers and others, have forecast the likelihood of seeing the moon this year

There is this misconception that we as Muslim's are struggling during Ramadan and need pity, but it's actually the opposite

Many of us will be feeling the pinch as the cost of living continues to soar across the country. For Muslims practising Ramadan, the price of Iftar meals is a real concern

Taking part in exercise during Ramadan can be difficult, but GP Dr Sayyada Mawji has shared her top tips for keeping fit and staying active during the holy month. Here's everything you need to know.

The Met Police host Iftar for Muslims just days after damning report found force institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic

A GP, a teacher, a financial advisor, and a designer spoke to the Mirror about the things they wish people knew about Ramadan and addressed the 'myths' and common assumptions they face when they talk about the holy month with their non-Muslim friends

Many of those present break their Ramadan fast with sweet dates - this is a New Year in exile for refugees from many different communities including Syria, Afghanistan, Hong Kong and Ukraine

During Ramadan and beyond, Ameena Roshae is educating her TikTok followers on how to pull together a stylish modest fashion look - she realised there was nobody filling the niche, so had to do it herself

During the month of Ramadan, Muslims will be fasting from dawn to sunset, so when it's finally time to eat and drink, it's vital to ensure you're giving your body all the sustenance it needs

Eid al-Fitr is a festival which marks the end of Ramadan, a month of fasting and praying for Muslims. The festival is one of two major festivals for Muslims across the world and here's how it's celebrated

Muslims will be fasting from sunrise to sunset to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, but can you still take medication? Here's everything you need to know.

Ready your breakfast in advance with this simple yet tasty Suhoor recipe designed by a foodie to help you save on time in the mornings during the month of Ramadan

Lasting 29 to 30 days, Ramadan is the time of year when Muslims worldwide focus on spiritual reflection, self-improvement, heightened devotion and worship

Beauty scientist Dr Rolanda Wilkerson advises whether your skincare and make-up routine should change during Ramadan and what ingredient helps to boost hydration while fasting

Ramadan begins on March 23 and runs for around 30 days - a time when Muslims commit to fasting each day without food or fluid from dawn until dusk, including those playing in elite sport

London Mayor Sadiq Khan switched on the capital's first ever Ramadan lights to celebrate the start of the Islamic holy month that will see Muslims fast during daylight hours