Muslim Fasting Month Of Ramadan
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Eid-ul-Fitr: Know Its History, Traditions And Significance
Eid-ul-Fitr, one of the most celebrated festivals in Islam, marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, a month when Muslims across the world hold fast from dawn to dusk.
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Satrangi Biryani To Paneer Makhanwala: 5 Simple Veg Recipes For Ramadan 2021
Ramadan 2021: We bring you some of our best meatless recipes to keep you fuelled during the holy month
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Ramadan 2021: Significance And Timings Of Sehri And Iftar During Ramadan
Ramadan 2021: The holy month for Muslims, Ramadan or Ramzan is here. In India, the Ramadan fast starts on April 14 and ends on May 13. The Ramadan fast is of great significance.Here are the Sehri and Iftar timings
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Ramadan 2021: 7 Rose-Flavoured Recipes To Try In The Holy Month
Ramadan 2021: Refreshing drinks to sumptuous desserts - try these rose-flavoured recipes this Ramadan.
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Ramadan 2021: When Is Ramadan Starting In India? 5 Easy Iftar Recipes
During the auspicious month of Ramadan, Muslim people all over the world observe fasts from sunrise to sunset.
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Ramadan 2021 Date In India And Significance
Ramadan 2021: The most awaited time of the year for Muslims, Ramzan or Ramadan, begins on April 13, and ends on May 12. The Ramadan fast or 'roza' lasts for a month from the first sighting of the crescent moon
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Saudi Arabia Announces Ramadan Starts Friday Amid Virus Fears
Saudi Arabia, home to Islam's holiest shrines, has announced that the holy fasting month of Ramadan will start Friday, as Muslims worldwide face unprecedented restrictions to counter coronavirus.
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Ramadan 2020: Date, Importance, Rules Of Fasting
Ramadan, or Ramzan, the ninth month of the Muslim calendar, is a holy month when Muslims across the world observe fast for a month. This year Ramadan in India is expected to begin from Thursday, April 23 and will conclude on Saturday, May 23, 2020. Muslims will keep roza - a holy fast from sunrise to sunset for the entire month. They will eat a pre...
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When Is Ramadan 2020? Date, Time, Significance And 5 Iftaar-Special Delicacies
This year Ramadan would start from 23rd April. For the whole month, Muslims observe ritualistic fasts (or roza), wherein they do not consume even a drop of water.
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Muharram 2019: 10 Things To Know About The Day Of Ashura
Muharram is a period of intense grief and mourning for Shia Muslims. The mourners congregate at a mosque for sorrowful poetic recitations. Some Shia Muslims observe the mourning with blood donation. Sunni Muslims commemorate the day through voluntary fasting. While fasting during the month of Ramadan became obligatory, the fast of Ashura was made n...
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Ramadan-Type Fasting Diet May Help Improve Insulin Resistance: Study
The study has said that fasting, particularly the kind practiced by Muslims during the holy month of Ramadan, may improve insulin resistance.
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Chef Vikas Khanna Finds Muslim Family That Saved Him During Mumbai Riots
Every year since 1992, Chef Vikas Khanna has fasted for a day during the holy month of Ramadan to honour a Muslim family he credits with saving his life during the 1992 riots in Mumbai. Now, 26 years later, the New-York based celebrity chef says he's happy to have finally tracked the family he lost touch with and said he would break his Ramadan fas...
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Ramadan 2018: Significance Of Iftar And How To Break Your Fast
During the month of Ramadan or Ramzan, Muslims refrain from taking any morsel of food or a sip of water the entire day, until the sunset. In the evenings they gather together for Iftar and break their fasts.
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Ramadan 2018: Date, History, Significance Of The Holy Fasting And Feast
The holy month of Ramadan, or Ramzan, has begun from 17 May 2018 and would go on till 16th June. Muslims across the world, observe ritualistic fasts called Sawm through daylight and break their fasts together after sunset (Iftaar).
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Iran Offers Saudi Arabia Help After Mecca Bombing
Iran on Saturday condemned a suicide bombing near Islam's holiest site in Mecca and offered Saudi Arabia its assistance in tackling terrorism despite their severed ties.
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Eid-ul-Fitr: Know Its History, Traditions And Significance
Eid-ul-Fitr, one of the most celebrated festivals in Islam, marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, a month when Muslims across the world hold fast from dawn to dusk.
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Satrangi Biryani To Paneer Makhanwala: 5 Simple Veg Recipes For Ramadan 2021
Ramadan 2021: We bring you some of our best meatless recipes to keep you fuelled during the holy month
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Ramadan 2021: Significance And Timings Of Sehri And Iftar During Ramadan
Ramadan 2021: The holy month for Muslims, Ramadan or Ramzan is here. In India, the Ramadan fast starts on April 14 and ends on May 13. The Ramadan fast is of great significance.Here are the Sehri and Iftar timings
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Ramadan 2021: 7 Rose-Flavoured Recipes To Try In The Holy Month
Ramadan 2021: Refreshing drinks to sumptuous desserts - try these rose-flavoured recipes this Ramadan.
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Ramadan 2021: When Is Ramadan Starting In India? 5 Easy Iftar Recipes
During the auspicious month of Ramadan, Muslim people all over the world observe fasts from sunrise to sunset.
-
Ramadan 2021 Date In India And Significance
Ramadan 2021: The most awaited time of the year for Muslims, Ramzan or Ramadan, begins on April 13, and ends on May 12. The Ramadan fast or 'roza' lasts for a month from the first sighting of the crescent moon
-
Saudi Arabia Announces Ramadan Starts Friday Amid Virus Fears
Saudi Arabia, home to Islam's holiest shrines, has announced that the holy fasting month of Ramadan will start Friday, as Muslims worldwide face unprecedented restrictions to counter coronavirus.
-
Ramadan 2020: Date, Importance, Rules Of Fasting
Ramadan, or Ramzan, the ninth month of the Muslim calendar, is a holy month when Muslims across the world observe fast for a month. This year Ramadan in India is expected to begin from Thursday, April 23 and will conclude on Saturday, May 23, 2020. Muslims will keep roza - a holy fast from sunrise to sunset for the entire month. They will eat a pre...
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When Is Ramadan 2020? Date, Time, Significance And 5 Iftaar-Special Delicacies
This year Ramadan would start from 23rd April. For the whole month, Muslims observe ritualistic fasts (or roza), wherein they do not consume even a drop of water.
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Muharram 2019: 10 Things To Know About The Day Of Ashura
Muharram is a period of intense grief and mourning for Shia Muslims. The mourners congregate at a mosque for sorrowful poetic recitations. Some Shia Muslims observe the mourning with blood donation. Sunni Muslims commemorate the day through voluntary fasting. While fasting during the month of Ramadan became obligatory, the fast of Ashura was made n...
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Ramadan-Type Fasting Diet May Help Improve Insulin Resistance: Study
The study has said that fasting, particularly the kind practiced by Muslims during the holy month of Ramadan, may improve insulin resistance.
-
Chef Vikas Khanna Finds Muslim Family That Saved Him During Mumbai Riots
Every year since 1992, Chef Vikas Khanna has fasted for a day during the holy month of Ramadan to honour a Muslim family he credits with saving his life during the 1992 riots in Mumbai. Now, 26 years later, the New-York based celebrity chef says he's happy to have finally tracked the family he lost touch with and said he would break his Ramadan fas...
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Ramadan 2018: Significance Of Iftar And How To Break Your Fast
During the month of Ramadan or Ramzan, Muslims refrain from taking any morsel of food or a sip of water the entire day, until the sunset. In the evenings they gather together for Iftar and break their fasts.
-
Ramadan 2018: Date, History, Significance Of The Holy Fasting And Feast
The holy month of Ramadan, or Ramzan, has begun from 17 May 2018 and would go on till 16th June. Muslims across the world, observe ritualistic fasts called Sawm through daylight and break their fasts together after sunset (Iftaar).
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Iran Offers Saudi Arabia Help After Mecca Bombing
Iran on Saturday condemned a suicide bombing near Islam's holiest site in Mecca and offered Saudi Arabia its assistance in tackling terrorism despite their severed ties.
