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Asalaam Alaikum Brothers & Sisters. We are always updating our website and as such we now have the new 2013 timetables ready for the United Kingdom major cities. We appreciate all the support we have received from Muslims all over the UK and the world. We will continue to be one the UK's leading timetable website and giving you the latest information and our own special blend of relevant articles and opinions of what is important to us Muslims around the world.

This holy month is the ninth month in our Islamic calendar and is one of the five pillars of Islam. It is a requirement but there are special considerations which are given under special circumstances, such as those who are pregnant, the very young, those on importat medications, etc (note that we will be updating an article which discusses those not permitted and those not required to fast).

The observance of Sawm (fasting) is a truly spiritual time for all and is personally one of the times of the year that us here particularly look forward to, and we know we are not the only ones. It is a time when Muslims all over the UK come together and for that month we are closer as a family and as a community.

We welcome all feedback and all suggestions are taken seriously so please keep your suggestions and comments coming and we will try to answer each email if we can, Inshallah.

- Your support team

What is Zakat?
Zakat occupies a prominent position in the religious observances of Islam and has spiritual significance attached to it. Zakat is basically an amount of money that is given to the less fortunate class of Muslims by the upper classes annually and it is far (compulsory) in Islam. It is the fourth pillar of Islam.

When does Ramadan start in 2013?

The start and end dates always change year to year. The next start date is set for July 9, 2013. If you want to read more about why these dates for always change every year please view our article on the topic of why does Ramadan start at different dates each year. It makes for a fascinating read and answers many questions.

We wrote to the mayor of London, Boris Johnson last year and asked if he would like to add a few words for the Muslims in the UK. Here is his response back to us.

 
Ramadan will begin on 9 Jul 2013. It will continue for 30 days until 7 Aug 2013. Please note that these dates are based on astronomical calculations. We are working very hard and update our site regularly and Inshallah you will find it as useful to yourself as thousands of Muslims in the UK already have.
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