Ramadan: Your Go‑to Hub for News, Tips and Stories

Ramadan is more than just a month of fasting – it’s a time for family, reflection and community. On this page you’ll find the freshest articles that cover everything from prayer schedules to cooking ideas, plus stories that capture the spirit of the season.

What to Expect This Ramadan

Each year the dates shift, so the first thing many of us check is the official Ramadan calendar. Our guides break down the start and end dates, the exact times for suhoor (pre‑dawn meal) and iftar (breaking the fast), and how to calculate the nightly prayers (taraweeh). We also cover practical questions like how to stay hydrated, what foods boost energy, and ways to keep the kids engaged.

Latest Ramadan Stories and News

From local community events to global celebrations, our tag pulls together the most relevant stories. Whether a new charitable initiative launches during the holy month, a popular chef shares a special Ramadan menu, or a sports club hosts a night‑time charity run, you’ll find a concise roundup here. We also feature interviews with scholars who explain the deeper meanings behind fasting, and personal diaries that show how people around the world observe Ramadan.

Want to know how businesses adapt? Our posts track changes in working hours, special offers from retailers, and travel tips for those visiting family abroad. If you’re curious about the health side, we have articles that bust myths about fasting, explain how it can benefit heart health, and give safe guidelines for people with medical conditions.

We keep the content short, practical and easy to read – no jargon, just clear advice you can use right away. Got a question about a specific tradition? Search the tag and you’ll likely find an answer from a fellow reader who’s shared their own experience.

Don’t miss our special Ramadan countdown series, which drops a new tip every day leading up to Eid. From quick recipes to mindful meditation exercises, the series is designed to help you make the most of each day.

Check back often – the Ramadan tag is updated continuously, so you’ll always have the latest information at your fingertips. Whether you’re observing for the first time or you’re a seasoned fast‑breaker, this page is your one‑stop shop for everything Ramadan.

Eid al-Fitr's Time-Honored Tradition: Sightings and Science Behind the Crescent Moon

Eid al-Fitr is celebrated by Muslims worldwide, marking the end of Ramadan, determined by the sighting of the new crescent moon. This process involves both traditional observations and modern astronomical methods, with visibility affected by factors such as Earthshine and geographical location. In 2025, differing methods lead to potential variations in Eid dates across regions including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and South Asia.

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