Gaza Amid the grim reality of life in war-devastated Gaza, Yahya Kishko – known among his circle as Abu Anas – has set out to ...

The fanous (lantern) made its way in Ramadan during the Fatimid reign when the Cairo people came out on 5 Ramadan 358 hijra ...

The Quran was revealed in Arabic and it comprises: 30 sections, 114 chapters, 6,236 verses and 77,432 words. It mentions Ramadan in the second chapter (Chapter 2, verse 185) with the prescribed rules ...

Browse here. These fairy lights include stars and moons, making them perfect for Ramadan and Eid. There are eight configuration options and the power line is super long, making it easy to use. While ...

According to historical accounts, the tradition of using lanterns as a decoration in Ramadan originated during the Fatimid Caliphate, primarily centred in Egypt, where Caliph Al-Muez Li-Din Allah ...

Before the war, Ramadan was one of the most joyful festivals in Gaza. Crowds flocked to the mosques, and streets were festooned with colorful lanterns typical of the Ramadan period. But an ...

reflects the peaceful and spiritual essence of Ramadan. “I wanted to capture the serenity of this sacred month through the glow of lanterns, the crescent moon, and the illuminated mosque,” she says.

The Ramadan lantern, called a fanoon, is a colorful hanging lamp displayed throughout the month that can symbolizes hope and guidance. During Ramadan, observers also focus on being good neighbors ...