On a rainy Ramadan afternoon, a mysterious traveler knocks on a troubled family’s door as they are about to eat iftar.
At iftar time, a mysterious traveler enters a troubled family's home and calmly claims he has come to give something and take something.
On a Ramadan afternoon, a stressed Muslim man nearly runs over a young Sikh—and learns a lesson about what makes a life truly blessed.
From childhood laughter to the quiet prayers of motherhood, one woman reflects on how Ramadan reveals a different face in every stage of life.
A lonely convert quits cigarettes cold turkey in Ramadan, and the brutal withdrawal becomes the fire that burns her into a new life.
Childhood is a crucial time to set foundational habits -such as making dua- that will serve our children in this life and the next.
When Ramadan exposes the addiction that rules her life, a struggling Muslim convert is caught between her habit and her faith.
