Ramadan

The Internet Is Swooning Over the Happiest Photos of Justin Trudeau Ever at the Pride Parade

By Ashley Hoffman

Young Muslims From Across the World on the Challenges and Joys of Ramadan

By Ryan Kilpatrick

Dhaka Bombing Leaves Four Dead

By Rishi Iyengar

Latest in the Spate of Worldwide Ramadan Attacks: Thailand

By Rishi Iyengar

A Ramadan Lesson for Understanding Islam in America

There's a big difference between true Islam and what extremists teach

By Qasim Rashid June 6, 2016

Millions of Muslims Begin Ramadan

The new moon was spotted on Sunday evening, ushering in the holy month

By Amanda Calvo June 6, 2016

Why Ramadan Starts on a Different Day Every Year

The Muslim holy month will last from early June to early July of 2016

By Denver Nicks June 3, 2016

Travel Chaos in Indonesia

The closures come as millions of people travel home to celebrate Eid al-Fitr with their families

By Helen Regan July 17, 2015

Twin Blasts Kill 49 in Nigeria

Another 71 were injured in the attack

By Helen Regan July 16, 2015

Muslims Everywhere Applaud Snapchat's Live Stream of Ramadan Prayers in Mecca

"Mecca Live" was a hit with Muslims across the globe

By Joanna Plucinska July 15, 2015

J.K. Rowling Had the Best Response to a Harry Potter Fan Who Is Fasting for Ramadan

Rowling tells a fan which book has the least amount of eating

By Maya Rhodan June 25, 2015

See How Ramadan Was Observed in the 1940s

As many Muslims prepare to observe Ramadan, a look back at the holiday during a time of great violence in India

By Eliza Berman June 17, 2015

London School Bans Muslim Kids From Fasting

Muslim pre-teens in four private secondary schools in London won’t be allowed to fast during Ramadan without special permission.The Lion Academy Trust schools sent a letter home to parents announcing that Muslim students would not...

By Aisha Bhoori June 15, 2015

Hidden Islam: Nicolo Degiorgis Charts the Challenges of Being Muslim in Italy

In Italy, Islam remains hidden. Despite being home to more than a million Muslims, Italy has put stringent limits on the number of government-approved mosques available to worshippers: in fact, there are just seven in...

By Olivier Laurent July 30, 2014

What's the Truth Out of Xinjiang?

Two vastly different accounts have emerged about the incident, which occurred on the first day of the ‘Id al-Fitr festival

By Emily Rauhala / Beijing July 30, 2014

TIME's Best Pictures of the Week

From rising death toll on both sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict and the return of MH17 victims to the Netherlands, to wildfires in Washington and the fight to protect flamingos, TIME presents the best pictures...

By TIME Staff July 25, 2014

Ramadan, Day 26: The Simple Lifestyle

Internal happiness cannot be bought--it must be sought.

By Sohaib N. Sultan July 23, 2014

Ramadan, Day 25: Restraining the Tongue

Speech is powerful--here are five ways to be disciplined about what you say.

By Sohaib N. Sultan July 22, 2014

How Families Around the World Break the Ramadan Fast

From Istanbul to Sydney to Beijing, here's what Muslim families are eating to break the fast

By TIME Staff July 21, 2014

Malaysians Want Bodies of MH17 Dead Before Ramadan Fast Ends

For relatives gathered at a hotel south of Kuala Lumpur, it's a heart-breaking waiting game

By Per Liljas July 21, 2014