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As Muslim communities in Ireland celebrate the month of Ramadan, The Irish Mirror explores what happens at Tallaght's mosque during the holy month

During the month of Ramadan, Muslims will be fasting from dawn to sunset, so when it's finally time to eat and drink, it's vital to ensure you're giving your body all the sustenance it needs

The custom of firing the Iftar Cannon once during Ramadan is a popular tradition throughout the country, but Tripoli was the first of Lebanon’s cities to adopt it. While it is not particularly practically useful today because of technological advances, historically, it had been a great way to ensure everyone…

Dy CM, others inspect arrangements

Manchester has a variety of Muslim-friendly takeaways for beginning Iftar

For Green Muslims, a zero-waste iftar was just the beginning.

‘4% to Muslims in danger’

Organisers are planning for a maximum of 500 people

On May 28 last year, during the month of Ramazan, writer Nazia Erum posed a question on her Facebook wall, asking how many of her friends had attended an iftar before. An overwhelming majority said no. This got her thinking and within a few days, she, along with a few…