Muslims eat dates, the fruit of palm trees, to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan. Here's why, and where to buy them in Phoenix.

Muslims eat dates, the fruit of palm trees, to break the fast during the holy month of Ramadan. Here's why, and where to buy them in Phoenix.

Ahead of Ramadan, which began on April 12, the date boxes began flying off the shelves in Fejleh’s store. Around this time, Fejleh said, ...

Dates are a staple of Ramadan and while great on their own, they take savory dishes to the next level. Try these recipes for iftar or suhoor.

Ramadan dates change every year. Muslims have a special meal before and after each day of fasting. The end of the holy month is celebrated with a big celebration called Eid ul-Fitr.

The date of Ramadan changes from year to year because it's set using the lunar calendar. This year, Ramadan began March 22 and will continue through April 21. Need a break?

For Ramadan, Saba Grocers is offering the dates to its markets at a discounted price. In addition to Jalisco Market, two other Arab American–owned corner stores are selling dates for Ramadan through ...

The start and end of Ramadan can vary due to the Islamic Calendar following a lunar cycle. Ramadan dates are based on lunar sightings and will differ depending on geography, according to the ...

The exact start date of Ramadan will only be confirmed when the moon is spotted, and this year it is expected to be seen between Tuesday, May 15 and Wednesday, May 16, allowing for a day here and ...

Dates are a staple of Ramadan and while great on their own, they take savory dishes to the next level. Try these recipes for iftar or suhoor.