Why Does Ramadan Begin On Different Days & Can The Thermomix Make The Ultimate Iftar?

In this episode of Ramadan on the Road, Tarek and Noor visited London’s only planetarium – the Royal Observatory in Greenwich. They got to see the famous Meridian Line, find out more about the role Muslims have played in astronomy, and answer the question – why do Muslims start Ramadan on different days. They then headed over to the kitchen where Tarek had the chance to test whether a Thermomix could make an authentic, Middle Eastern iftar meal.

England Cricketer Saqib Mahmood On Ramadan For Athletes ft. An Open Iftar At Lord's

In this episode of Ramadan on the Road, Tarek and Noor headed to the Home of Cricket - Lord's! The world's oldest sports museum was hosting an Open Iftar organised by the Ramadan Tent Project and featured interviews with England Cricketer Saqib Mahmood, CEO of RTP Omar Salha, and a diverse range of attendees who chose to open their iftar together.

The Ramadan Kids Raising Thousands For Charity & Cooking Iftar For Strangers

In this episode, Tarek and Noor headed to Naan Staap and visited the Ramadan Kids raising thousands of pounds for charity every single year. Tarek was then unexpectedly invited to help out Chef Hafsa in the kitchen, as she prepares iftar for her family.

East London Mosque Opens Its Doors & Hosts Annual Discover Ramadan Iftar

In this episode, Tarek visits one of the biggest Muslim institutions in the UK - East London Mosque ahead of their annual Discover Ramadan Iftar, open to Muslims and non-Muslims alike. The episode features a tour of East London Mosque and a step by step by guide to make a 5 minute Iftar with Slice Cafe's Chef Ruzvana!

Islam Bedford's Ramadan Festival ft. Omar Esa

In this episode, Tarek makes his way down to Bedford to attend the Ramadan Festival. The day consisted of seeing some Islamic artefacts, interviews with Omar and Hana, and even a live performance by Omar Esa!

Ramadan Streets: The Night Market That Saw 50,000+ Flock To Birmingham

Tarek makes his way to Birmingham to visit Ramadan Streets - an initiative which came together following the collaboration of Mohammed 'Aerosol' Ali and Halal Food Festival, with the local authorities. Despite some initial push-back, the festival saw over 50,000 attend from all over the country and Tarek had the chance to see what the hype around this event was all about.

Ramadan With Aston Villa FC ft. Mohammad Ayyub Asif

Tarek heads down to Villa Park, the home of one of England's oldest and most successful football clubs. Aston Villa have hosted an Open Iftar, with the Ramadan Tent Project, every year for the last three years and this one included some special guests!

Victoria & Albert Museum Hosts Open Iftar & A BFI Screening Ahead Of Muslim Heritage Month

To honour Muslim Heritage Month, Tarek had the chance to break his fast and attend a screening to celebrate Muslims making waves in the film industry. He then had the chance to join another Open Iftar but this time at the iconic V&A Museum in London.

British Asian Trust Iftar ft. Naughty Boy, Rumena Begum & Nusaiba Mohammad-Timol

Tarek visits possibly the fanciest venue so far on Ramadan On The Road as he heads down to the London Marriott Grosvenor, ahead of the annual British Asian Trust Open Iftar - which was looking to raise money for mental health support in Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Muslim Boxing Awards ft. Amir Khan, Shabaz Masoud & More!

After a month travelling, we look back at some of the highlight moments from this year's Ramadan On The Road.