Ramadan is the holiest month in Islam, during which Muslims observe fast from Sehri to Iftar with devotion and faith.

While it is safe for most people to fast, it's important to plan ahead and get the most out of late meals to avoid fatigue.

Ramadan fasting, observed by Muslims worldwide, underscores spiritual discipline, evolving lunar dates, key rules, exemptions, and traditional greetings. Here's everything you need to know about it.

Muslims across the world are preparing for a month of fasting, spirituality and reflection this Ramadan. Each year millions of Muslims will begin fasting from sunrise to sunset and engaging in ...

Cardinal Blase Cupich holds up prayer beads from Pakistan given to him as a gift by Muslim Community Center board president Masood Bijapuri, second left, in Morton Grove during Chicago’s 26th annual ...

Beyond its spiritual significance, research suggests that mindful Ramadan fasting may improve metabolic health, insulin sensitivity, and more such benefits ...

Ramadan fasting reshapes daily eating patterns and can influence metabolism, insulin sensitivity and hunger hormones. Doctors explain how the body adapts during a month of dawn-to-sunset fasting, ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – As spring arrives, many embrace fasting for spiritual and health reasons, with experts highlighting the benefits and potential risks. Fasting, whether for religious observance or ...

Fasting is a time-honored practice observed across various cultures and religions. It involves abstaining from food or other indulgence for a set period. While the physical benefits of fasting are ...

Fasting in spirituality is the practice of abstaining from food, drink, or certain activities for a set period to deepen ...

Devotees believe that observing Mahashivratri with discipline and devotion brings inner peace, strength, and divine blessings. Whether one fasts fully or partially, the holy festival is all about ...

Fasting during Lent represents one of Christianity’s most profound spiritual disciplines, with roots extending deep into biblical traditions. Though not explicitly outlined in scripture, this practice ...