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Men and children posing in front of Bradford Central Mosque

'Celebrating Eid is about unity and family'

To mark the end of Ramadan, Muslims around the world celebrate with food, family and reflection.

Dr Raied Al-Wazzan, wearing brown jacket and claret tie.

Muslim festival Eid al-Fitr celebrated in Belfast

An estimated 2,000 people gather in south Belfast to celebrate the Muslim festival of Eid al-Fitr.

Northern Ireland

Mohammed Shafiq stood over an iron pan with a steaming yellow curry. He is mixing it with a big ladle.

'Being a chef during Ramadan is not easy'

Mohammed Shafiq cooks hundreds of meals each day for fellow Muslims breaking their fast.

A group of people stand in a hall sorting through a cardboard box full of meals in plastic boxes.

Manchester Muslims hand out hot meals for Ramadan

Thousands of freshly-made meals are being distributed by Muslims in the city to homeless people.

Lots of men are around a table and they're reaching down to ladle food onto their plates.

Ramadan event helping bring community together

Growing numbers of people are breaking fast at the community Iftar, Muslim leaders say.

Four people are standing in a field taking a selfie. One woman on the left is holding up her hand in a peace sign. Two women are in the middle with backpacks and walking gear on. Sameed Asghar is on the right, wearing a red t-shirt and a rucksack.

'People comment 'deport' on our hiking photos'

Sameed Asghar aims to help ethnic minorities from cities explore the countryside.

Birmingham & Black Country

There are three rows of white cloth on the floor which span across the whole room. On either side of the rows, people are sitting lined up talking to each other.

In pictures: People eat at free Iftar

Scores of people are gathering to share a meal and break their Ramadan fast at a free, open Iftar.

A head-and-shoulders picture of Abdul Choudhuri. He has grey hair and a white beard and is wearing a shirt and tie.

Ramadan: Chief constable joins city mosque's Iftar

Mosques council chairman Abdul Choudhuri hopes the event will help promote inter-faith ties.

A woman wearing a purple floral headscarf and white jumper smiling at the camera. Behind her is a tapestry with pink flowers and green leaves.

Arts centre marks Ramadan with community Iftar

The community multi-faith event is being hosted by the Midlands Art Centre for the second year.

Birmingham & Black Country