By HijabGirl on Everything Else from muslimgrrrl.tumblr.com
Two men are in the desert, one called Steve and the other James. They have no water, are very thirsty but suddenly notice a Mosque nearby.... 
By Saladin on Asia / Middle East from muslimvillage.com
Beijing slapped severe restrictions on Chinese Muslims as the holy fasting month of Ramadan started. 
By Saladin on Muslim Lifestyle from www.suhaibwebb.com
We are now in the second half of Ramadan, and before we know it, the month will be over. Let’s make it one of our goals (and insha’Allah [God-willingly] commit to it for good) to minimize over-eating so we can maximize the benefits of this blessed month. Here are seven tips to help develop a more mindful approach to eating 
By Saladin on Islam and Religion from www.vanguardngr.com
Ramadan should be a time to avoid being wasteful. Some Muslims are unable to distinguish between their needs and luxuries, hence they engage in wasteful spending. Whether in the varieties of food they devour each night, or in the other types of spending. If you have more, remember the have-nots. The act of giving is ibadah, and no act of ibadah can be said to be too much. 
By Saladin on Islam and Religion from nutritionforum.com
There is a physical and a spiritual aspect to fasting. I'm going to discuss the physical aspect and how it benefits your body, how to practice safe fasting by suggesting what to eat before and what to eat after fasting.
By HijabGirl on Islam and Religion from www.washingtonpost.com
The month of Ramadan is a happy occasion; it is the month that the Muslim holy book, the Koran, was revealed to our Prophet Muhammad. Muslims are called by their religion to celebrate the month by coming together in worship, fasting each day for thirty days from dawn until sunset.
By l0gikal on Islam and Religion from blog.beliefnet.com
Apartment residents in the upper floors of the world's tallest building, Dubai’s Burj Khalifa tower, will have to endure a longer daily Ramadan fast, according to the United Arab Emirates city’s top cleric. 
By l0gikal on Images from mediagallery.usatoday.com
21 Ramadan images from around the world 
By HijabGirl on Islam and Religion from blog.timesunion.com
Lent which begins today, Ash Wednesday, and continues until Easter, is observed by many Christians. Lent observances are similar to Ramadan with fasting and personal spiritual reflection.
By l0gikal on Sports and Recreation from azstarnet.com
The physical demands of an NFL training camp, which entail two practices on some days, can tax even the best-hydrated and well-fed players. Yet Abdullah, 25, and his brother Hamza, a 27-year-old defensive back for the Cardinals, are committed to fasting throughout Ramadan, which ends at sundown Thursday - the night the Vikings open the season in New Orleans. 
