What you can and can’t do during Ramadan Curiously
The fast is broken at sunset. Ramadan is based on the sun rising and falling, which means the times of fasting vary across the world.
Ramadan is due to begin tomorrow morning in the UK. During Ramadan, as well as fasting, Muslims try and focus generally on their faith.They spend more time praying, reading the holy book - the Quran - and it's also a time to give to charity. As well as fasting, there are other less known rules Muslims should follow during Ramadan.Things you can’t do READ NEXT:
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