According to historical accounts, the tradition of using lanterns as a decoration in Ramadan originated during the Fatimid Caliphate, primarily centred in Egypt, where Caliph Al-Muez Li-Din Allah ...

During Ramadan, many Muslims pray, do good deeds and do not eat or drink anything between dawn and sunset. Some people decorate their houses with colourful lanterns as a symbol of hope.

The fanous has become a worldwide symbol that represents the holy month. But why the colorful lanterns? What do they signify for the holy month of Ramadan? Watch the video to find out.

The Magic Lantern summarises all the Ramadan traditions observed throughout the world, educating individuals about their Muslim brothers living across the world and bringing all of them closer to ...

it has everything you need to help set the mood of your home for the long fasting days of Ramadan. With prices starting from £2.50, highlights include a gold two-tiered serving stand, lanterns ...

Ramadan Collection from Danube Home Danube Home's 'Ramadan Reflections' collection brings warmth, peace, and beauty into homes during Ramad ...