By
Imtiaz Khan2023-03-22T09:55:00
For the next 30 days, Muslims across the world, including 3.8m people in the UK, will be observing Ramadan. Imtiaz Khan explains what Ramadan is, and how Christians can reach out with the free gift of grace during this time
What comes to mind when you think of Ramadan?
Maybe you’ve noticed dedicated aisles in your local supermarket, catering for everything Muslims might need to get them through the next month. You might know someone who’s preparing to fast. If they’re a colleague, they may even have decided to take the month off work. Muslim charities will be upping their advertising, encouraging Muslims to give generously especially during Ramadan.
Muslims observe Ramadan to varying degrees but, at its heart, the end game of the next 30 days for every Muslim is same
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