Ramadan coverage: Faith, fasting, food and more
Ramadan, Islam’s holy month, has arrived. How are we preparing and observing? What TV shows should we watch? How can we practice gratitude? And what are some tips to avoid getting hangry while fasting?
Southern Californians can consult the Ramadan timetable provided by the Islamic Center of Southern California. Or go to Islamic Finder to find the prayer times in your location.
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We asked readers to share how they were giving back during Ramadan. Here are the stories of Muslims from around California helping seniors, children, the homeless and more.
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In the Orange County neighborhood known as Little Arabia, many Muslims break their fast with an iftar buffet after the sun sets.
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For non-Muslims, the idea of a fasting for a month while working around food might seem torturous. At this Bell restaurant, the workers are unfazed.
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Getting through a month of fasting is hard, but there are things you can do to make it easier, and more meaningful, for yourself or your Muslim friends.
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Health advice for Islam’s holy month can also benefit anyone who is doing intermittent fasting or wants to eat healthier.
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Kids are often eager for their first Ramadan fasts. Here’s a collection of advice on how to help them at home and at school.
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Last year, Maqsood Rahimi celebrated Ramadan, a time of reflection, piety and charity, in the city of Kabul, where he grew up.
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From brand-new Ramadan titles to a bingeable Muslim American sitcom, we recommend 7 series to keep you entertained after iftar.
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After two years of fasting in isolation, Muslims are gathering for Ramadan again, but I come with a heavy heart.
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Food plays a central role in the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. For Muslims grappling with eating disorders, navigating those religious and social rituals can be challenging.
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Ramadan is a time for gratitude and charitable giving. We want to hear how you give back to the community.
