Ramadan is a time for spiritual reflection, devotion, and community. It's also a time for adjusting your daily routine, including your eating habits. With Eid al-Fitr approaching, many people find it challenging to maintain the healthy habits they adopted during Ramadan.
Eggs are a Ramadan staple – they're affordable, protein-packed, and incredibly versatile. Whether you're looking for a quick and easy Suhoor bite or a delicious Iftar dish, there's an egg recipe out there for you. This Ramadan, try whipping up some of these tasty treats.
The United States warned that the resolution approved on Monday could hurt negotiations to halt hostilities by the US, Egypt and Qatar, raising the possibility of another veto, this time by the Americans.
"I was not able to provide my children with any of life's basics, to the point that my daughter asked me and said that she wanted to eat boiled eggs, I told her how can I bring you boiled eggs?" said a mother of two daughters staying on Gaza rubles.
Palestinians observe Ramadan in a sombre mood with heightened security measures by Israeli police and the spectre of war and hunger in Gaza overshadowing the normally festive Muslim holy month as talks to secure a ceasefire stalled.
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar; the month cycles through the seasons. The start of the month traditionally depends on the sighting of the crescent moon.
The incident happened when Jahabar was looking forward to trying one of the complimentary snacks that were being offered at the store after his wife informed him about the initiative.
Ramzan 2023: According to Islamic beliefs, Ramzan is observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of fasting to commemorate the first revelation of the Quran to the Prophet Muhammad.
Ramadan is here and so is the time for tasty iftar dishes. Here are a few tasty recipes you can try your hands on at home:
It will come into effect starting today and stay in force till May 10.
Ramzan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar during which the followers of the faith fast from dawn to dusk, pray for peace and guidance, and give back to the community in the form of charity.
Similarly, Aam Aadmi Party-run Delhi Jal Board on Tuesday withdrew its order allowing Muslim employees to leave two hours before the end of their duty timings during Ramzan, from April 3 to May 2.
Earlier, DJB said it has decided to allow short leave to the Muslim employees during Ramzan month.
The holy month of Ramadan or Ramzan in the Islamic calendar is all set to begin on April 2 (Saturday). During this time, Muslims observe fast between sunrise and sunset. Families get together to break their fasts in the evening. If you are in Delhi, Agra, Lucknow or Hyderabad we have curated a list of food items your should definitely try.
During Ramadan, people have their first meal before sunrise known as 'sehri' (also called suhoor) and the other meal is iftar, which is served after sunset. Know sehri and iftar time in India for Ramzan 2022.
During the holy month of Ramadan, people of Islamic faith abstain from worldly pleasures and show more inclination towards spirituality. It is customary to fast during this period and there are certain rules to it that you must know of.
People in Kashmir valley are purchasing dates in large quantities as the holy month of Ramzan began last week. Dates are mostly consumed during Iftar (breaking time of fast).
On the second day of Ramzan month, people visited Mecca Masjid in Hyderabad on April 15 to offer early morning prayers. People without masks won't be allowed and sanitizers have been placed in the Mosque premises. Speaking to ANI, Haafiz Mohammad Haneef, the Muezzin of Mecca Masjid, said that there are regular announcements through loud speakers for the people coming to the mosque to offer Namaz by following all the instructions of the government and pray to Allah to end this deadly disease soon. "Use of sanitizers and masks is compulsory to enter the mosque and people are instructed to sanitize themselves before entering the mosque and after leaving," he added. Shoaib, a local said, "We are using masks, which is compulsory for us to enter the mosque. The people are using sanitizers and maintaining social distance and also following all COVID norms."
A vacation bench of Justices R D Dhanuka and V G Bisht noted that the Maharashtra government found it expedient to impose restrictions to break the chain of transmission of the coronavirus.
On April 14, Muslims all across the world began marking holy month of Ramzan with prayers. Amid COVID scare, on the first day, unlike usual hustle, many shops remain closed in a market near Jama Masjid. Wasim Qureshi, a local said, "People are scared of COVID-19. There is no happiness on the faces." "Offer prayers at home and observe fast. We must abide by COVID guidelines, that's the only way to get .
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