Tired of the misrepresentation of young people, Saeed launched his own youth-led magazine and website, Xplode. He set up the magazine to change the narrative about young people, by letting …

Shazia is a personal trainer giving back in a different way. We all know that our bodies are an amanah, that’s why Shazia’s work as a personal trainer …

In case you missed our previous post, this month we’ll be celebrating some amazing individuals who have been giving back to their communities. Our second shout out of this …

In what turned out to be a potent display of social unity, around three thousand people – hailing from a range …

What does the Qur’an say about fasting during a big event?

Ramadan is around the corner, and that means its prep time. From postponing diets to booking that final sheesh sesh, read the things you’re probably doing right now.

A big thanks to everyone who took part. It makes us happy to see so many talented spoken word artists honing their voice through such a beautiful craft.

For each week of Ramadan we handed our Snapchat to some of our favourite YouTubers, comedians and vloggers, all of whom were experts in bringing SC gold.

Fasting during Ramadan brings us closer to our faith. However, studies suggest moderating food may also improve our brain’s ability to function.

Ummahsonic has scraped the net for the best apps available to support you this Ramadan, from halal food reviews to Quranic verse. Let’s check them out.

Father’s Day is this Sunday (18 June), right in the middle of Ramadan, so we’re here to help you celebrate pops in a way that fits with the holy month.

Here are three non-Muslims who are fasting for Ramadan. Check out their stories to find out why they’ve decided to observe this aspect of the Holy Month.

This week, Instagram dedicated their story to Ramadan around the globe, and it was great. Google also launched an online Ramadan support system.

Ramadan takes discipline & anything requiring self-control can cause us to slip. Let’s look at six mistakes we often make this month.

In Iceland and Sweden, June days can last for 22 hours. In Australia, they last for only 12. This is how Ramadan daylight hours differ across the globe.