Articles on Ramadan in English
Your Complete Guide to Ramadan — Articles, Tips, Duas and More
Ramadan is the most sacred month in the Islamic calendar — a month of fasting, prayer, reflection, generosity, and immense spiritual reward. Allah (SWT) says in the Quran: “The month of Ramadan is that in which the Quran was revealed, a guidance for the people and clear proofs of guidance and criterion.” (Surah Al-baqarah, 2:185). At Islam Hashtag, we have spent years building one of the most comprehensive collections of Ramadan articles in English, covering every dimension of this blessed month — from its spiritual significance to its practical day-to-day guidance.
Whether you are preparing for your very first Ramadan, looking to deepen your worship in the last ten nights, or searching for activities to help your children connect with the month, you will find everything you need right here — written from an authentic Islamic perspective by a qualified Alimah.
What Topics Are Covered in This Ramadan Collection?
Our growing library of Ramadan articles covers a wide range of topics to help every Muslim make the most of this precious month:
- Virtues and importance of Ramadan — understanding why this month is unlike any other and what the prophet (ﷺ) said about its blessings
- Fasting rules and tips — practical guidance on how to fast correctly, including advice for new Muslims, travelers, and breastfeeding mothers
- Laylatul Qadr (Night of Power) — articles on when to seek it, its signs, authentic hadiths about it, and personal duas for the blessed night
- Last ten days of Ramadan — what to do, how to maximize worship, and the complete guide to I’tikaf (spiritual retreat)
- Quran in Ramadan — reading charts, completion guides, and tips for deepening your relationship with the Quran throughout the month
- Ramadan for kids and families — decoration ideas, children’s activities, gift guides, and how to make the month exciting for young Muslims
- Post-Ramadan advice — how to hold on to the gains of Ramadan after Eid and carry its spiritual momentum into the rest of the year
- Eid ul-Fitr — Sunnah of Eid, duas, and how to celebrate meaningfully
Why Read Ramadan Articles from Islam Hashtag?
Islam Hashtag was founded in 2015 by Alimah Fahmina Jawed, a qualified Islamic scholar with a Darse Nizami sanad who has studied tafsir, Hadith, Fiqh, and Seerah. Every Ramadan article published here is grounded in authentic Quranic and hadith sources, reviewed for accuracy, and written with the needs of English-speaking Muslims in mind — whether you are a lifelong Muslim, a new revert, a parent raising Muslim children, or someone exploring Islam for the first time.
Over the past eleven years, Islam Hashtag has grown into one of the top 15 Islamic blogs in the world as ranked by Feedspot, serving millions of Muslims across the globe each year. Our Ramadan content is among our most-read and most-loved — and we add new articles every year to keep it fresh, relevant, and deeply beneficial.
How to Make the Most of Ramadan This Year
Ramadan is a gift that comes once a year, and every year is an opportunity to experience it more deeply than the last. The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said: “When Ramadan arrives, the gates of Paradise are opened, the gates of Hellfire are closed, and the devils are chained.” (Sahih al-Bukhari). This is not merely a poetic description — it is an invitation. The conditions for transformation are uniquely aligned during this month, and knowledge is the key to seizing them.
Here are a few practical ways to prepare and benefit from the articles in this collection:
- Before Ramadan: Read the articles on virtues, fasting rules, and preparation so you enter the month with clear intentions and a solid plan
- During the first ten days: Focus on repentance, establishing your Quran reading routine, and maximizing your salah
- During the middle ten days: Read the articles on mercy, productivity, and how to maintain momentum when the initial excitement has settled
- During the last ten nights: Explore all our content on Laylatul Qadr, I’tikaf, and specific duas — these are the most spiritually potent nights of the entire year
- After Eid: Read the post-Ramadan advice to ensure the month’s blessings don’t slip away with the crescent of Shawwal
Browse all the articles below, bookmark your favourites, and share them with family and friends. May Allah (SWT) accept your fasting, your prayers, and your striving this Ramadan and every Ramadan to come. Ameen.
Articles on Ramadan in English
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