Millions of Muslims worldwide have been observing Ramadan, during which strict fasting is observed from sunrise to sunset.

The exact date of fasting depends on the interpretation of whether one follows the Islamic calendar or visibly sees the new moon.

For Muslims, Ramadan means absta...

Many non-Muslims don't know much about Ramadan. However, most Muslims welcome questions from colleagues and friends.

Being open about Ramadan can also help employees plan their meetings when fasting Muslims have more energy.

Ramadan is traditionally a social holiday: Muslims break their fast with family and friends, and visit mosques more often for additional prayers.

Working remotely might make flexible work hours easier as fasting Muslims lose energy as the day progresses. While Muslims don't expect any extra...

Most Muslims use the Arabic translation "Ramadan Mubarak" to greet each other. You can also say "Ramadan Kareem." It means "have a generous Ramadan."

Muslim women don't fast when they are on their periods and would prefer not to have this pointed out in public. There are also other reasons why Muslims don't fast, such as illness or travel.

Don't apologise for eating or drinking in front of a colleague observing Ramadan. The point of the ...