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It’s Ramadan! This spicy red lentil curry is one of my favourite ways to cook lentils. It’s super creamy, cozy, and packed with spices. Plus, this vegan red lentil curry comes together in one pot and takes about 45 minutes from start to finish. Like, what more could you want? Ingredients: Serves: 3-4 people Prep […]
“Ramadan holds a special place for Muslims around the world, Rabi’ah.M talks to Omar Tahir, a resident in Riyadh about his and his family’s Ramadan routine.” As Muslims, we look forward to the blessed and holiest month of Ramadan because it gives us the perfect opportunity to learn a new routine of self-discipline and strengthen […]
The Muslim holy month of Ramadan begins Sunday 10 March and ends Monday 8 April, 2024. During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn until sunset, abstaining from food, drink, smoking, and other physical needs. Among the estimated population of 50,000 Muslims living with glaucoma in the UK, research has shown that almost half (45.5%)[1] believe that using eye […]
Hey lovely readers, as we dive into Ramadan, let’s chat about keeping our sanity intact, shall we? Here’s a quick guide from a fellow 30-year-old Muslim sister on how to stay sane and fabulous during this blessed month. Let’s take a break – Between fasting and prayers, sneak in some “me-time.” Whether it’s a quick […]
As Ramadan approaches, the anticipation of cherished traditions and delectable iftar delights fills the air. One such classic treat that holds a special place on many iftar tables is Rice Pudding. This heartwarming dish not only satisfies the sweet tooth but also brings a sense of comfort and nostalgia. Let’s explore how to make this […]
Attending the mosque can pose significant challenges for parents of autistic children, often leading to the difficult decision to cease attending altogether. The underlying issue lies in the lack of awareness regarding the unique needs of autistic children in religious practices. Alterations in prayer schedules, particularly during Ramadan and Eid, can be distressing for autistic […]
