Our restaurants Coventry based have been mentioned as the best in the Daily Mail press among other Middle Eastern cuisines around Britain.
Ramadan is here, so we are offering a special offer with Mezze (hummous, batata harra, sujuk, kibbeh, falafel, sambousek jebneh, salads, fruits and dates, followed by baklawa and mint tea, including a soft drink or juice. For this offer you need a minimum of 2 persons, with 12,50 per person. It’s valid only at iftaar times. We advise customers to order twenty minutes before opening fast.
Our restaurants Coventry based are offering 5 % discount for anything if you check in on our Facebook page.
Ramadan stands for the holy period of one month, always the nine month in the Islamic calendar, when Muslims are praying, fasting and charity giving. The first verses of the Koran were revealed to the Prophet Muhammad during the last third of Ramadan, making it an especially holy period.
Our restaurants Coventry based would like to explain more about the period of Ramadan. Muslims from the United Kingdom fast during the daylight hours in this month of Ramadan, as part of the five pillars of Islam. This is a period of time of self-examination and increased religious devotion. The one meal known as suhoor is served just before sunrise and the evening meal after sunset.
Many Muslims are also donating to charity, organizing related events and all sorts of voluntary activities. Campaigns have been promoted in the UK in order to raise public awareness of safe ways to donate to charity, staying away from fake charities during the Ramadan. The campaigns have helped a lot of people to choose honest charity organizations when donating money and equipment.
Some Muslims are reading special prayers throughout this period, with reciting being held in the mosques every night of the month.
The prime minister of United Kingdom greeted Muslims both locally and globally for the month of Ramadan, in order to raise awareness of the Ramadan’s importance among Muslims both in the UK and throughout the world.
The month of Ramadan starts with a new moon sighting, making the start of the ninth month in the Islamic calendar. Fighting is not allowed during this period. This is the time when the Islamic holy book is said to have been revealed to the Prophet Mohammed, ending when the first crescent of the new moon is sighted again.
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