Burnley's match against Southampton was stopped in the first half to allow visiting players observing Ramadan to break their fast.
Ramadan sees Muslims around the world partaking in a period of fasting where they do not eat or drink during the daylight hours from dawn until sunset, which occurred at 8:26pm on Thursday evening.
English football has become more open to accommodate requests for those observing the fast in recent seasons and this year referees will again allow a pause in evening matches - if requested - for players to break their fast.