Ramadan Festival

The theme of Ramadan Festival 2025 is Connection. The word ‘Connection’ is profound and multi-faceted - it is a force that unites people across cultures, environments and backgrounds, fostering community, empathy and understanding that offers a shared sense of community. Connection and Ramadan Tent Project Through our mission of ‘Bringing Communities Together’ - Ramadan Tent Project believes that true

The theme of Ramadan Festival 2024 is Heritage: Past, Present and Future. Heritage is a showcase of the past, preserving the importance of history; it is the thread that weaves this history with the present and designs the future.Ramadan Tent Project: Our HistorySince 2013, Ramadan Tent Project has connected and convened over one million people from all backgrounds. For over

Ramadan 2023 marked 10 phenomenal years of Ramadan Tent Project and our signature Open Iftar events. Over the past 9 years, our humble tent on a patch of green grew and grew, before it travelled to landmark locations. 'Belonging' is the theme that marked our 10-year anniversary. For the past decade we have connected and convened over half a million

Monday 27 March – Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club will host an Open Iftar at their American Express Community Stadium, in what will be a first for the club and ground-breaking for Ramadan Tent Project as its first Open Iftar across the South-east or South-west of England (outside of London). Paul Barber, CEO and Deputy Chairman of Brighton

Sunday 26 March – Chelsea Foundation will host an Open Iftar pitch-side at Stamford Bridge, in what will be a first for the club and a Premier League stadium. Simon Taylor, head of Chelsea Foundation, said: “I’m delighted to announce our Open Iftar alongside the Ramadan Tent Project and we are extremely proud to be the first Premier League

Sunday 5 March 2023 – Welcome Ramadan Conference at Victoria and Albert Museum kicks off Ramadan Tent Project’s 2023 Ramadan Festival. Welcoming hundreds of the British public to prepare for the holiest month in the Islamic calendar, Ramadan Tent Project (RTP) hosted 25 speakers and moderators who spoke on four key themes: Spirituality and Ramadan Charity and

We have reached the end once more; as we bid farewell to the holiest month let us remember that the Lord of Ramadan is the Lord of every month in the calendar, and Ramadan coming to an end does not mark the end of our intentions, actions and worship. A key lesson behind the beauty of this month is that

Eyes brimming with tears watched the open courtyard at the Royal Albert Hall fill with audiences from across the city and the UK, young and old, families and friends, and passers-by. The city stilled as the athaan (call to prayer) rang through South Kensington from the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Steps. On these same steps, hundreds gathered in prayer,

Since its inception in 2013, Ramadan Tent Project (RTP) has fed over 150, 000 people. In the first ten days of Ramadan 2022 alone, we have fed over 20, 000 people across three cities; a simple idea to feed others has flourished into the UK’s award-winning largest community and cultural event in Ramadan. Having spent the last two years online,

When attending Ramadan Tent Project’s most recent event “Faith & Fasting,” which celebrates Yom Kippur and the Thursday Sunnah Fast - something Imam Qari Asim said really stuck with me. He mentions how we have more in common with the Jewish faith than that which divides us.  Both faiths, Islam and Judaism, follow the teachings of Prophet Abraham very closely.