King Charles's role as Defender of the Faith has been called into question after an "Islamic call to prayer" was held at Windsor Castle. The royal residence opened its doors for the first open Iftar in the State Apartments' 1,

The free event, held for almost 360 Muslim guests, was organised by the Ramadan Tent Project (RTP), a UK charity, with support from the Royal Collection Trust.

St George’s Hall hosted its inaugural Iftar in collaboration with the Royal Collection Trust and Ramadan Tent Project

King Charles was "supportive" as Muslims broke their Ramadan fast inside Windsor Castle, a source has claimed. Windsor Castle has opened its doors for the first open Iftar in the State Apartments' 1,000-year history.

Eamonn Holmes shared that Britons are 'willing to recognise' Ramadan but are overlooking the Christian holiday of Lent.

For the first time in its 1,000-year history, an open Iftar event has been hosted in Windsor Castle's State Apartments. On Sunday, more than 350 people gathered in St George's Hall to break their Ramadan fast. "It's an amazing atmosphere - it just doesn't feel real," one attendee told the BBC.

The occasion was marked by the presence of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who stated that British Muslims are facing hardships, particularly due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

King Charles is determined to promote diversity in his reign as he makes efforts to include people of all walks of life in royal engagements.To kick off a significant occasion, the monarch

Windsor Castle made history over the weekend by hosting its first-ever Ramadan event inside St George's Hall. More than 360 guests from all backgrounds arrived for the Iftar - the fast-breaking ...

For the first time in its 1,000-year history, an open Iftar event has been hosted in Windsor Castle's State Apartments. On Sunday, more than 350 people gathered in St George's Hall to break their ...