Celebrating Ramadan at NTU
Published: 28/02/2025
The Islamic observance of Ramadan is a time of fasting (sawm), prayer, reflection and community engagement. It's carried out worldwide by Muslims and is considered the holiest month of the year.
Following the lunar cycle, Ramadan begins on the evening of Friday 28 February and will end around Sunday 30 March.
The NTU Muslim prayer rooms will be available for prayer during the time of Ramadan at City and Clifton campuses. Find more information on the use of faith facilities at NTU.
Join NTU Faith to learn more about Ramadan and Iftar
Wednesday 19 March, 5.30–7 pm, DICE building, City Campus
Open to everyone, share a meal with the NTU community as part of the Iftar (fast opening) in Ramadan.
Hosted by NTU Faith and supported by the Islamic Society (ISOC), Global Lounges and Nottingham Trent International College (NTIC), the event will include reflections and recitations before an Iftar meal.
