The Latest Breaking News from Ramadan

Muslims will be fasting from sunrise to sunset to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, but can you still take medication? Here's everything you need to know.

Deliveroo has partnered with author Zeba Talkhani (illustrated by Abeeha Tariq) to distribute hundreds of copies of her book ‘The Most Exciting Eid’ - for free - with restaurant orders to help British families learn about Ramadan in a new ‘Deliveread

During this time, Muslims will fast from sunrise to sunset, avoiding food and drink all day.

Lasting 29 to 30 days, Ramadan is the time of year when Muslims worldwide focus on spiritual reflection, self-improvement, heightened devotion and worship

Ramadan begins on March 23 and runs for around 30 days - a time when Muslims commit to fasting each day without food or fluid from dawn until dusk, including those playing in elite sport

A pharmacist has explained what you can and can't do, and issues some urgent advice

Celebration marks ninth month in the Islamic calendar when the Quran is believed to have been revealed to the Prophet Muhammed

When a fast is broken before iftar, the person must pay back that day by fasting once Ramadan is over

You can do your bit to help them during the month of Ramadan