Fajr is one of Islam's five obligatory daily prayers. During Ramadan, Muslims wake up before Fajr to eat before starting their fasts.

Muslims pray Maghrib every day, as it is one of the five obligatory prayers. During Ramadan, the prayer means Muslims can break their daily fast.

Muslims will fast from dawn to sunset, marked by the prayers Fajr and Maghrib, respectively. Prayer times vary slightly between mosques and are dependent on the position of the sun. Muslims around ...

During this month, Muslims abstain from food and drink from sunrise to sunset and engage in increased prayer and reflection.

Different regions experience different solar movements and sunrise and sunset times, leading to different prayer times every single day, in any area, all year round. During Ramadan, Muslims will ...