Her Campus at USF
Navigating My First Ramadan at College
This Ramadan taught me that community can exist anywhere, even a dorm room.
Her Campus at RCSI
How to balance faith and studying during ramadanÂ
Balancing suhoor alarms, lectures, and late-night prayers isn’t easy — but Ramadan doesn’t have to mean falling behind. Study when your energy peaks, keep your spiritual habits simple, and...
Her Campus at RCSI
5 Questions and Answers About Ramadan
Yes, not even water. But Ramadan isn’t just about hunger — it’s about intention, empathy, and reconnecting with what truly matters.
Her Campus at Jefferson
Ramadan Mubarak!
Many non-Muslims hear about Ramadan starting for Muslims and wonder “what is it?,” or they just know it is a time when Muslims are fasting, but Ramadan is so...
Her Campus at RCSI
A Student’s Guide to Designing Ramadan
Ramadan is a reset, and the version of you who will walk out should be stronger than the one who walked in. Don’t wing it. Design it, build it.
Her Campus at Texas
On Being a Ramadan Muslim
If you’re a Muslim, you’ve probably heard the term “Ramadan Muslim”(more often than not) used with a negative connotation. And for the longest time, I used to view myself...
Her Campus at Northeastern
Ramadan As A College Student: New Traditions, New Community
Ramadan is a mental, physical, emotional and spiritual reset. It’s a month in which Muslims around the world fast — abstaining from food and water — from dawn till...
Her Campus at UPR
The Quiet Strength of Fasting: How Ramadan Teaches Discipline Beyond Religion
I recently sat down with a close friend of mine, someone who has observed Ramadan every year since he was a teenager, to talk about the deeper, often overlooked...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Ramadan: Resilience Through Caffeine Cravings – A Personal Reflection
This is how I manage not having caffeine while fasting for Ramadan.
Her Campus at Toronto MU
Unapologetically Muslim: Embracing Identity & Solidarity During Ramadan
How I am holding onto my Islamic identity this Ramadan and honouring those who can’t.