RAMADAM

Honoring Ramadan 

Begins the evening of February 17th – Thursday, March 19th 2026

Ramadan is a sacred month observed by Muslims around the world, marked by fasting, reflection, prayer, and community. From dawn until sunset, those observing abstain from food and drink as a way to deepen spiritual awareness, practice self-discipline, and cultivate compassion for those in need.

But Ramadan is about much more than fasting. It is a time of generosity, gratitude, and gathering. Families and friends come together in the evenings to break the fast with a meal called iftar. Mosques and community centers often host shared meals, charitable efforts increase, and many people use this month to reconnect with their faith and focus on personal growth.

At the heart of Ramadan is the reminder to slow down, be mindful, and extend kindness to others. As the month concludes, the celebration of Eid al Fitr marks a joyful time of prayer, feasting, and giving.

We extend our warm wishes to all who are observing and honor the spirit of reflection, resilience, and community that Ramadan represents.