A vibrant business atmosphere was witnessed in the last 10 days of Ramadan, during which Eastleigh welcomed thousands of shoppers.

In Eastleigh, both young and old congregated at several grounds and mosques as early as 6 am to partake in the prayers.

The first one is known as Idd-ul-Fitr (the festival of fast-breaking). It occurs on the first day of Shawwal, the tenth month of the Islamic calendar...

Despite heavy rains, worshippers braved the weather, filling major mosques such as Masjid Abubakar and Masjid Al Hidaya on Jam Street to capacity by 1...

The present trend has prompted various organisations, including the government, to take action and provide relief food to the poor to aid in fasting,...

During the Holy month, many restaurants alter their operating hours to cater to the fasting schedule of their customers in Eastleigh.

Its high juice content makes it a refreshing addition to salads, which are favoured by Muslims as they break their fast in the evening.

For many residents of Eastleigh, breaking the fast without eating a samosa feels like an incomplete process.