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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

Ramadan is fast approaching in the UK and for Muslims this means it is a time to sacrifice many things to better their spiritual connection with God

As Muslims across the world observe Ramadan, Mirror reporter Maryam Qaiser tells us about the challenges for British Muslims

The Hilal sighting Committee in Sudair, Saudi Arabia, was unable to see the crescent moon on Tuesday evening, pushing back the start date of the Muslim holy month until March 23

Islam’s holy month doesn't just mean abstaining from food and drink - with numerous lifestyle habits also needing to be reined in

During the month of Ramadan, Muslims will fast during the hours of daylight and will break their fast at Iftar after sunset where friends, family and members of the community often gather to enjoy a large meal together

The 30 days of fasting, prayer and reflection can impact how long you spend asleep, and also what time you wake up and go to bed

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and this year Ramadan will start on the evening of Wednesday, March 22 and end 30 days later on April 21

Ramadan will start on the evening of March 22 (this Wednesday) and end 30 days later on April 21 - here are your employment rights if you're due to fast while working

A young woman has shared some of the challenges Muslim women face when menstruating during Ramadan and how she wishes the taboo around periods would end

Ramadan 2023 is just around, and for many Muslims around the world it is the most anticipated time of year. Here are some top tips for colleagues and friends to be more supportive towards their Muslim colleagues during the month.

Ramadan is expected to start on Wednesday 22 March 2023 - and we have the perfect (tasty) way to help you stay on track during the month long event!

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and is observed by Muslims through fasting, prayer, relation and community - but not all Muslims have to take part in it to show their devotion