Various Muslims describe what Ramadan and is how they are looking forward to the festival.
A group of volunteers help out the homeless during Ramadan by providing meals for them.
Ali talks about being from one of only two Muslim families in his small town.
Various Muslims count down to the breaking of the fast or the ''Iftar''.
Mohammed Salim has 11 children and talks about how he wants them to act over Ramadan.
A converted Muslim, Alex, speaks about his conversion to Sufiism, a more spiritual version of Islam.
A Christian reverend, lets his Muslim neighbours from the Mosque opposite into his church to pray.
Various Muslims talk about how they spend their time between dusk and dawn.
15-year-old Holly converted to Islam when she became a teenager. She talks about that process and how it affects her golf game.
A surgeon talks about how Ramadan affects his work.
An elderly ex-Catholic speaks about her conversion to Islam.
Usama, an astrologist, takes his family to a high point to see the moon before the start of Ramadan.
Various Muslims talk about what they do during Ramadan to earn special religious rewards.
A British solider talks about his job at war, while fasting for Ramadan.
Smoking shisha is a social tradition, but smoking during Ramadan is forbidden, smokers must wait until dusk.
A Muslim biker group does a charity ride to raise money for Syria.
A Jamaican Muslim describes himself as a "Islamic Dub Poet", and performs for his friends and family on his birthday.
A Bristol pop-up Mosque is used during Ramadan as at some Islamic centre's there isn't enough room for women.
A clothes-shop owner talks about items she has collected to celebrate Eid; the end of Ramadan.
A maths teacher goes into I'tikaf (seclusion), where you spend ten days in the mosque.
A father talks about special it is to have a baby during Ramadan.
On the "Night of Power" Muslims will pray all night until dawn, in the belief that God will forgive them for all their sins.
Shubnam has lots to do in a few short hours before Ramadan begins.
Two policemen talk about how Ramadan affects their daily jobs.
Various Muslims prepare for the celebration of Eid.
A young Muslim girls talks about he decision to do seclusion for ten days.
Syfah is fasting for the first time, meaning she won't have any school dinners.
Various Muslims describe how their first day of Ramadan goes.
Converted Muslim Aleemah talks about her first Ramadan as a Muslim woman.
Moona talks about running a funeral parlour during the busy month of Ramadan.
Dr Nadeem talks about his job as a GP during the month of Ramadan and his advice for his Muslim patients.
Various Muslims speak about how hard it is during the hotter days when they aren't even allowed to drink water.
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