Ramadan is the period of fasting followed by Muslims, one of the five pillars of Islam. It corresponds to the 9th month of the Muslim (Hegira) calendar. The latter is eleven days shorter than the Gregorian calendar, which explains why this month of fasting is shifted from year to year.
What is Ramadan and why do Muslims fast during this holy month?
Every year, Ramadan is observed by many Muslims around the world. But what exactly is Ramadan, and why do we fast during this holy month? We explain this pillar of Islam. [Read more]
When will the second Night of Doubt of Ramadan 2025 take place in France to confirm the end of Ramadan? Although astronomical calculations already indicate an estimate, the official answer is traditionally given on the Night of Doubt, during which observation of the sky helps define the date of Eid el Fitr, which marks the end of the month of fasting for Muslims. [Read more]
Since the Hegira calendar is based on lunar cycles, each year on the Night of Doubt, an observation of the sky establishes the exact dates for the start of this holy month. In 2025, Ramadan in France begins this year on March 1 and should last until March 29, according to provisional dates.
Ramadan 2025 in France: timetable for ftour / Iftar for breaking the fast
In France, Ramadan begins on March 1 and is expected to last until March 29, 2025, according to provisional dates. So what time will the fast be broken throughout the month? Here's the provisional Ramadan calendar to find out each day's ftour (Iftar) time this year. [Read more]
One of the highlights of this holy month is the Night of Destiny, which for this Ramadan will take place around March 26, 2025. Considered the holiest night of the year, it commemorates the revelation of the Koran to the prophet Muhammad.
The Night of Destiny, or Laylat al-Qadr, is one of the highlights of the month of Ramadan. So when does it take place and what does it mean? Estimated date, time of ftour (or Iftar), here's all the information about the Night of Destiny for this Ramadan 2025 in France. [Read more]
As the end of the month of Ramadan approaches, a second Night of Doubt will confirm the closing date, which is marked by a festival:Eid El Fitr.
Throughout the month of Ramadan, observant Muslims fast throughout the day, until it's time for Ftour or Iftar. From then on, observant Muslims break their fast, and depending on the country, certain specialties are frequently served on the table.
Ramadan is known as the month of fasting in the Muslim religion. At the time of the ftour (or iftar), when the fast is broken, typical dishes and delicacies are served on tables. Why not take the opportunity to discover them? Here are some of Ramadan's top specialties, and the best places in Paris to try them! [Read more]
In the articles below, we'll introduce you to some of them, and we'll also give you some good addresses for oriental patisseries and halal restaurants where you can make Ftour in Paris!
Ramadan comes to an end and Eid El Fitr is celebrated this Wednesday, April 10, 2024. Oriental pastries are a must! Zlabia, gazelle horns or chebakia, here's where to find them! PS: it's also an opportunity for everyone to discover some must-have Oriental pastries! [Read more]
Are you looking for a good restaurant where you can enjoy ftour (or Iftar) in Paris? Discover the best halal restaurants where you can break your fast during Ramadan 2025. [Read more]
Looking for a good halal restaurant in Paris? You've come to the right place! [Read more]
What is Ramadan and why do Muslims fast during this holy month?
Nuit du Doute 2025, when will the end of Ramadan 2025 in France be confirmed?
Ramadan 2025 in France: What is the date of the Night of Destiny (Laylat al-Qadr) in France?
Ramadan 2025 in France: ftour culinary specialities and where to taste them in Paris
Eid El Fitr 2024 in Paris: our favourite oriental patisseries and tearooms
Ramadan 2025: ftour/iftar at a restaurant in Paris? Good halal places to break the fast
Halal restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
