Mumbai: Muslims in Mumbai break their first roza of Ramadan 2025. The holy month of Ramadan began on March 2, 2025, and Muslims in Mumbai are marking the first day of fasting, known as Roza, on Sunday. Ramadan is regarded as the holiest month of the year for Muslims, during which they fast from dawn until sunset.
In Mumbai and overall India, Ramazan is observed with deep devotion. Markets are bustling with special foods for Sehri and Iftaar, including dates, fruits, samosas, kebabs, and sweets like Phirni and Sheer Khurma. Mosques see large gatherings for prayers and Quran recitations, and acts of charity and community service increase during this time.
After one month of Ramadan, Muslims celebrate Eid, marking the end of fasting. It is a festive occasion filled with feasts, zakat (charitable donations), new clothes, and quality time with loved ones.
Meanwhile, let’s explore some must-visit places in Mumbai during this holy month of Ramadan.
Mohammed Ali Road: One of the most famous streets in South Mumbai during Ramadan, offering a wide variety of clothing, delicious food, and fast food options, with a vibrant atmosphere that perfectly captures the essence of the holy month.
Zum Zum: A must-visit for those craving traditional desserts, offering a variety of mouthwatering options.
Afzal Mao Restaurant: A famous destination for biryani lovers, offering a range of flavorful biryanis and dishes.
National Dairy: Known for its iconic sweet treats, especially during Ramadan, making it a must-visit for the people those who love Malpua and other sweet dish.
Tawakkal Sweets: A great place to find the best Malpua, Jalebi, and other traditional sweets that are popular during Ramadan.
Also, there are many places in Mumbai that offer the best food and sweet dishes during the holy month of Ramadan, making the festival more memorable.
