In this episode, Shaunagh and Lily are joined by Zeryab (Muslim Chaplain at University of Chester), Masoma (Student and Race Advocate) and Mariam (Student and President of Islamic Society also known as ISOC) to explore the significance of Ramadan and the experiences of Muslim students during this holy month. From fasting and prayer to the sense of community and support available on campus, the conversation offers valuable insights into how staff and fellow students can create an inclusive and supportive environment during Ramadan and all year through.The guests share their perspectives on:The significance of Ramadan and its role in self-discipline, reflection, and empathy.The challenges Muslim students may face, from managing energy levels to balancing academic commitments.Practical guidance for staff and students on fostering an inclusive and supportive campus culture.The importance of community and ways to connect with others during Ramadan.With practical advice, personal experiences, and tips for both fasting and non-fasting students, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to learn more about Ramadan and how to support their peers.For more information on the resources and the guidance mentioned, check out the links below: University of Chester Chaplaincy Website (includes information on Faith Spaces).Islamic Society WebsiteIslamic Society InstagramStudent Race Advocates InstagramChaplaincy InstagramFollow University of Chester Student Shout Out on: Instagram: @uocshoutout Facebook: @uocshoutout X: @uocshoutout

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