Learn about Ramadan and Islam basics, how to get started, and how to boycott Zionist dates with PDM!

Dive deeper into Ramadan responsibilities, connecting with family and community, personal reflection, and easy options for Islamic education.

Learn more about zakat and which donations are considered zakat, why Muslims fast during Ramadan, and why we are here and why now through an Islamic perspective in this collection of articles and videos.

Connecting with family and community Learn about some of the spiritual practices Muslims do during Ramadan and the importance of family and community particularly during Ramadan.

In this lesson, explore Teacher Hafiza’s Instagram for explanations of Qur’an versus from previous Ramadans, enjoy a 30 day YouTube series about Jannah (paradise), learn the difference between Muslim interpretations, and commit to making a gratitude list and a renewal of your intentions for the year.

During Ramadan, most Muslims dedicate themselves to reading the Holy Qur’an in its entirety, one Surah (chapter) per day. Read more or watch videos about understanding the Holy Qur’an analytically (tafseer), as well as Laylat ul Qadr (the Night of Power).

During this month of extra generosity, of time, effort, labour, money, and support - both Muslims and non-Muslims are urged to keep mobilizing for Palestine and scale up their resistance.

This Ramadan is unlike any other. We are observing this holy month against the backdrop of a live, televised, genocide occuring in Palestine - where Palestinians do not have food for suhoor (pre-dawn meal) or iftaar (sunset meal). This lesson is a painful realization of Palestinians’ past and current Ramadan experiences while under brutal Zionist colonial rule committing war crimes.

Laylat-ul-Qadr, often called the Night of Power or the Night of Decree, stands as one of the most sacred occasions in Islam. It falls within the last ten nights of Ramadan, marking a period rich with opportunity for believers to gain immense rewards for their acts of faith.

The Al-Aqsa mosque embodies a deep significance for Palestinians during Ramadan, serving not only as a religious site but also as a symbol of resilience and identity. In this section, we delve into the challenges at Al-Aqsa, how they are misrepresented in the news, and how Al-Aqsa is a beacon of hope amidst the hardships that Palestinians face to be able to access the holy site.

Here, we explore the two types of Eid, the traditions it encompasses, and an understanding of how Gazans prepare. This Eid, let's celebrate with a purpose, mindful of the hardships our brothers and sisters in Gaza endure. It's a chance to shift from feeling guilty about our blessings to truly being grateful for them. But gratitude alone isn't enough; we must use what we have to make a difference. Let's promise to keep working and mobilizing until we see a free Palestine.

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