In France, Ramadan begins on March 1, 2025 and is expected to last until around March 29, 2025. Throughout this holy month for Muslims, observers fast from sunrise to sunset. The ftour (or Iftar) marks the time when the fast is broken, and Muslims gather around a meal featuring typical specialties enjoyed during the month of Ramadan, as well as oriental pastries.
Ramadan 2025: ftour/iftar at a restaurant in Paris? Good halal places to break the fast
Are you looking for a good restaurant where you can enjoy ftour (or Iftar) in Paris? Discover the best halal restaurants where you can break your fast during Ramadan 2025. [Read more]
Since the time for breaking the fast is dictated by thetime of sunset, it varies from day to day. We've put together a calendar below to show you the start and end times for fasting during Ramadan. The bold column represents thefast-breaking time for Ramadan 2025. Each day, these times are shifted by one or two minutes.
Every day during the month of Ramadan, the time for breaking the fast, known as Ftour or Iftar, is shifted by a few minutes. Here's what time the fast can be broken today, Saturday March 29, 2025. [Read more]
Ramadan is a special holy month in the Hegira calendar. During this period, observant Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. Here's what you need to know about Ramadan 2025 in France: dates, ftour time, Night of Destiny, Night of Doubt. [Read more]
Ramadan 2025: ftour/iftar at a restaurant in Paris? Good halal places to break the fast
Ramadan 2025 in France: What time is ftour/iftar this Saturday, March 29, 2025?
Ramadan 2025 in France: dates and practical information about this month of youth
