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The much-loved Ramadan crescent lights have returned to Edgware Road, bringing a warm glow to the heart of London’s Muslim community. Organised by Marble Arch London BID in partnership with The Portman Estate, the stunning 2.9m illuminated crescent at Nutford Place shines daily from 6am to 11pm until 30 March 2025. Adorned with warm white […]
As global demand for halal-friendly travel surges, AlUla emerges as a premier destination for Muslim travellers seeking a spiritually enriching and luxurious Ramadan experience. According to the British Muslim Magazine Travel Survey, over 68% of our readers are eager to visit AlUla before Ramadan, with the destination topping their bucket list for 2026. This growing […]
With the Holy Month of Ramadan upon us, these top tips will benefit your healthy approach to fasting for an enhanced wellness and spiritual enlightenment. The health and wellness recommendations have been expertly tailored to address the unique needs of individuals during Ramadan to avail of the holistic benefits available through fasting. Healthy Approach to […]
This midnight tart cherry mocktail is a (dare I say it) better version of that sleepy girl mocktail that took TikTok by storm this past summer. It tastes like a sour cherry soda but with tons of health benefits. Ingredients: Directions: Serves: 1 serving Prep Time: 5 minutes Total Time: 5 minutes Yasmeen Ali is […]
Full-Time Analyst Dina Aziz speaks to BMM about her Debut Book Release called “The Ramadan Planner” inspired by a revert friend at university, whom she created a planner for. As a result, the book has grown immensely and was also published by Penguin publishers. The InspirationIt was 2020, in the middle of Covid and it […]
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 […]
