Muslims across the UK are observing the month of Ramadan in the absence of familial traditions due to Covid-19 restrictions, but they're using technology to bridge the gap.For many Muslims during the month of Ramadan, the setting of the sun is synonymous with the warmth of a kitchen filled with various scents of traditional home-cooked dishes from across the world in preparation for iftar. It is associated with a bowl of dates placed in the middle of a table and glasses filled with water as everyone gets ready to break their fast together with family and friends. But for many, such scenes of Ramadan belong in a nostalgic past, or as it has colloquially become known, 'pre-Covid'. The global
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