Built using a million bricks, the huge landmark would stand nearly 170 feet tall

'Million brick' prayer monument set to be built near Birmingham

The impact of coronavirus means only 1,000 muslims from Saudi Arabia will be allowed to take part in the pilgrimage this year.

What no 2020 pilgrimage to Mecca means for people and businesses in the Midlands

Preparations are underway in Birmingham where the biggest Eid celebration in Europe will take place, with around 150,000 expected to attend.

A police officer and personal trainer give their advice on how they to continue to work and exercise, while fasting during Ramadan. 

Birmingham's Church of Scientology will open in Moseley today, ten years after the building was acquired.

People have been celebrating through music, poetry, henna painting and saree dressing. 

40,000 people are expected to pack into Belgrave Road for the switch-on of the illuminations next weekend. 

Earlier this year, a Sikh family were turned away from the park after they refused to remove a ceremonial dagger.

Thousands have attended the funeral of Bishop Sydney Alexander Dunn, who founded the Bethel United Church of Jesus Christ in Handsworth.

A woman whose family fled the Iranian Revolution has been appointed as the first Bishop of Loughborough. 

106,000 muslims have come together to mark the end of Ramadan. 

A children's birthday party was denied entry to Drayton Manor Theme Park after an adult refused to remove a small ceremonial dagger.

Ramadan is the month in which Muslims refrain from eating and drinking during the daylight hours. This year it runs from May 26 to June 24.