Ramadan begins this year on June 18,2015 and will continue until Friday July 17,2015
Malaysian Muslims perform a prayer called 'taraweeh' ahead of Ramadan
Muslims observing the fast rise before dawn for the Fajr prayer. After partaking in the Suhur meal, they won’t be able to eat or drink anything -- even water -- until the sun has set. When the time for the Maghrib prayer comes around, Muslims often break the fast with a sweet, tasty date and a celebratory meal called an Iftar.
Depending on where you are in the world, fasting times can vary quite significantly.
Malaysian Muslims perform a prayer called 'taraweeh' ahead of Ramadan
Muslims observing the fast rise before dawn for the Fajr prayer. After partaking in the Suhur meal, they won’t be able to eat or drink anything -- even water -- until the sun has set. When the time for the Maghrib prayer comes around, Muslims often break the fast with a sweet, tasty date and a celebratory meal called an Iftar.
Depending on where you are in the world, fasting times can vary quite significantly.
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