Ramadan 2018

Afghan soldiers and Taliban terrorists celebrated an unprecedented ceasefire marking the end of the Ramadan fasting season with Eid greetings, handshakes, big hugs and selfies.

This year, Eid falls on 16th June, 2018. Marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, Eid is the first day of the month Shawwal.

A goalkeeper for the Tunisian football team gave his tired teammates a helping hand when it was time for them to break their fast. The goalie appeared to have faked an injury, on two separate occasions, so that his team players could have snacks and drinks at sundown, also known as Iftar meal.

Ramadan 2018 is the perfect time to indulge yourselves to your foodie heart's content, and what's better than old Delhi to experience some unadulterated food love? Here are five places near Jama Masjid you must visit on an Iftar food trail!

Muslims across the globe are observing a month-long fast, the holy period, which is known as Ramzan that started on 17th May, 2018. This will be followed by grand celebrations of Eid-Al-Fitr or 'Meethi Eid'

Shilpa Shetty binged on phirni and mini-jalebis with rabdi on Sunday, to celebrate Ramadan 2018.

The 'old city' around the Charminar is hardly an hour away from his hotel and yet it's a world away for the city's large IT workforce. Ramadan is one time of the year that many Hyderabadis are willing to brave the crowds in the old city to sink their teeth into delicacies that are sometimes not available around the year.

Bollywood actor Huma Qureshi, who has got back from Cannes 2018 recently is observing the Ramadan fast, while keeping up with her ketogenic diet.

Ramadan 2018: The starters of Iftar calls for a special mention for their sheer richness and flavour. This Ramzan try one of our favourite Iftar staples like melt-in mouth kebabs and tikkas. Here are 5 recipes you can try this Ramzan.

Ramzan 2018: As per Nutritionist Dr. Simran Saini from Fortis Hospital in New Delhi, after a long day of fasting, one must avoid drinking caffeinated drinks.We suggest some amazingly hydrating and cooling sharbats that you can prepare at home this Ramzan during sehri or iftar.

Offering warm greetings on Ramadan and hosting an iftar meal have been standard White House behavior for decades during the major Muslim holiday - but not during the Trump presidency. That appears to be changing.

Ramadan 2018: Ramzan fasting is roughly for a period of 12 hours in a day, which is not bad for the body. You have to keep a check on what you eat and how you eat: Dr Rupali Datta

Ramzan began from 17th May, 2018 and Muslims across the world are looking to observe a month-long fast, followed by celebrating Eid

Fasting for the 30 days includes sehri and iftar; sehri is a pre-dawn meal, a meal that is consumed early in the morning before the fajr prayer. Ramzan is about to begin and people are looking to observe a month-long 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.

Afghan soldiers and Taliban terrorists celebrated an unprecedented ceasefire marking the end of the Ramadan fasting season with Eid greetings, handshakes, big hugs and selfies.

This year, Eid falls on 16th June, 2018. Marking the end of the holy month of Ramadan, Eid is the first day of the month Shawwal.

A goalkeeper for the Tunisian football team gave his tired teammates a helping hand when it was time for them to break their fast. The goalie appeared to have faked an injury, on two separate occasions, so that his team players could have snacks and drinks at sundown, also known as Iftar meal.

Ramadan 2018 is the perfect time to indulge yourselves to your foodie heart's content, and what's better than old Delhi to experience some unadulterated food love? Here are five places near Jama Masjid you must visit on an Iftar food trail!

Muslims across the globe are observing a month-long fast, the holy period, which is known as Ramzan that started on 17th May, 2018. This will be followed by grand celebrations of Eid-Al-Fitr or 'Meethi Eid'

Shilpa Shetty binged on phirni and mini-jalebis with rabdi on Sunday, to celebrate Ramadan 2018.

The 'old city' around the Charminar is hardly an hour away from his hotel and yet it's a world away for the city's large IT workforce. Ramadan is one time of the year that many Hyderabadis are willing to brave the crowds in the old city to sink their teeth into delicacies that are sometimes not available around the year.

Bollywood actor Huma Qureshi, who has got back from Cannes 2018 recently is observing the Ramadan fast, while keeping up with her ketogenic diet.

Ramadan 2018: The starters of Iftar calls for a special mention for their sheer richness and flavour. This Ramzan try one of our favourite Iftar staples like melt-in mouth kebabs and tikkas. Here are 5 recipes you can try this Ramzan.

Ramzan 2018: As per Nutritionist Dr. Simran Saini from Fortis Hospital in New Delhi, after a long day of fasting, one must avoid drinking caffeinated drinks.We suggest some amazingly hydrating and cooling sharbats that you can prepare at home this Ramzan during sehri or iftar.

Offering warm greetings on Ramadan and hosting an iftar meal have been standard White House behavior for decades during the major Muslim holiday - but not during the Trump presidency. That appears to be changing.

Ramadan 2018: Ramzan fasting is roughly for a period of 12 hours in a day, which is not bad for the body. You have to keep a check on what you eat and how you eat: Dr Rupali Datta

Ramzan began from 17th May, 2018 and Muslims across the world are looking to observe a month-long fast, followed by celebrating Eid

Fasting for the 30 days includes sehri and iftar; sehri is a pre-dawn meal, a meal that is consumed early in the morning before the fajr prayer. Ramzan is about to begin and people are looking to observe a month-long 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.