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The light switch on took place on Coventry Street in Piccadilly Circus. Image caption, Slide 1 of 4, Festive lighting hung in central London with the wording Happy Ramadan., The street, considered the heart of the city, has been lit up for the third year in a row to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan. The lights, which were installed in collaboration with the Aziz Foundation and the London City Council, feature the words "Happy Ramadan" in lights. Before the Ramadan lights were switched on, London children held a The moment London's Ramadan lights are switched on. Happy Ramadan lights are lit up in the West End . The light switch on took place on Coventry Street in Piccadilly Circus. The Ramadan lights, with more than 30,000 LED bulbs, will light up London nights from 5 pm to 5 am until March 29. Ramadan is marked by fasting during daylight hours, prayer, reflection, and London’s first Iftar Food Trail will offer a series of Halal-friendly dining spots. Attendees can also decorate their own lantern or use an interactive online map to find spaces to pray and break fast. On March 30, once Ramadan has finished, the lights will transition from ‘Happy Ramadan’ to ‘Happy Eid’. The lights above Coventry Street will be switched on from 5pm – 5am every night from 28th February to 29th March, and then on 30th March, the display will change from ‘Happy Ramadan’ to ‘Happy Eid’ and be in place until 6th April. The Ramadan lights, with more than 30,000 LED bulbs, will light up London nights from 5 pm to 5 am until March 29. Ramadan is marked by fasting during daylight hours, prayer, reflection, and As Ramadan comes to an end on 30 March, the lights will shift from wishing Londoners a 'Happy Ramadan' to a 'Happy Eid'. 2025 marks the third year that London has put up Ramadan lights. For the first time, London's West End has been lit up with 30,000 lights to mark the holy month of Ramadan. Coventry Street, which links Leicester Square with Piccadilly, is illuminated with Coventry Street made history in 2023 as the first location in Western Europe to host aerial Ramadan lights. The annual celebration continues to stand as a global symbol of diversity, unity, and Experience the magic of Ramadan as Coventry Street lights up with over 30,000 LED bulbs, stunning aerial displays, and Vibrant Crazy Neon Signs . Celebrate unity, diversity, and the spirit of Ramadan in London’s West End from February 28 to April 6. Don’t miss the interactive ‘Spread The Light’ display, Iftar Food Trail, and dazzling ‘Happy Eid’ finale! London’s Ramadan illuminations of 2023 were a testament to the diversity, inclusivity and vibrancy of London. When London’s first ever Ramadan lights were switched on by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and the Lord Mayor of Westminster, Hamza Taouzzale, Muslims felt acknowledged in the public space generating a sense of understanding and London’s Ramadan Lights are back for a third year, bringing a breathtaking display of over 30,000 glowing LED bulbs to the heart of the city! Running from February 28 to April 6, 2025, this free event will illuminate Coventry Street every night from 5:00 PM to 5:00 AM, celebrating the beauty and spirit of Ramadan. A “Happy Ramadan” LED sign was hung on Coventry Street, which links Leicester Square – the heart of West End London – with Piccadilly. pictures of the first ever Ramadan lights Ramadan lights will shine brightly in central London from 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. until March 29; London was the first major European city to adorn its central streets with Ramadan lights London’s Ramadan Lights are back, and this year, they’re bigger, brighter, and tastier than ever. Returning for a third year, Ramadan Lights London 2025 will once again transform the West End into a dazzling display of faith, culture, and unity. But this year, there’s more than just the stunning aerial light installation. Expect a brand-new [] London's West End has been lit up to celebrate the beginning of Ramadan. For the first time, Coventry Street, which joins Piccadilly and Leicester Square, has been London's mayor Sadiq Khan flipped the switch on the first-ever Ramadan display of lights last week. The celebration was the brain-child of Aisha Desai, a young Muslim woman who wanted to bring the Ramadan lights will be on display in London’s West End over the Easter Weekend.. The holy month - the most significant in the Islamic calendar - is being celebrated with lights in Oxford Street For the third year, Coventry Street in the West End will be illuminated with Ramadan lights – over 30,000 glowing LED bulbs inspired by Islamic geometric patterns and the celestial symbols of
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