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There is a Muslim holy month of Ramadan start. Muslims fasting in the next month, they will avoid eating from dawn to achieve more “Tagva” or God’s mind.
When this visual explanation, we answer the 10 common questions about Ramadan to help you better understand its importance and practices.
1. What time is Ramadan this year?
Starts with Ramadan noticing the month of crescent. This year, fasting started between the Middle East, Australia, Indonesia, Nigeria, Nigeria and America, including fasting, in many countries. Some other nations such as Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, Pakistan and South Africa began to observe on March 2 in Ramadan.
The Islamic calendar is based on the lunar period, Ramadan completes the full rotation of all the time 10-12 days ago, every year, every 33 years through all seasons.
Ramadan is likely to be the beginning of March 30 or March 31, the beginning of the 10th Islamic month, the beginning of Shawwal.
2. Why do Muslims fast in Ramadan?
Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam and is determined as a form of spiritual purification by the act of worship and good deeds for Muslims.
Oruj is designed to develop a person’s piety, which means being conscious of God, religious and self-restraint.
The feeling of hunger and dehydration allows people who understand what the less privileged experience and the greater empathy and gratitude.
Oruj means living with the example of the Prophet Muhammad. It is a tradition in a long line of Abraham traditions. Jews and Christians are also fast as a practice in different changes.
3. What are the rules of fasting?
Fasting should refrain from food and drinking from dawn until a human day sinks.
In addition to drinking food and drink, it is forbidden to smoke any kind and sex during fasting hours.
Fasting is aimed at purifying the spirit, so it should be prevented in anger, gossip and inappropriate behavior.
Imagine food or drink, for example, forget, and then stop remembering, do not fast.
4. Who is required by speed?
All skillful adults, men and women who know rapidly are required.
However, those with chronic or incurable diseases are free from fast. Women, as well as pregnant women, as well as pregnant women, women are also free.
For conditions such as diabetes, fasting is not required for the conditions where fasting may be harmful or vital.
Optional to fast on travel days for travelers is optional. If it’s hard, they can jump quickly and make a makeup for the days released at the beginning of this year.
Children underage are not required to be fast, but they are especially encouraged to practice as it ages.
Those who cannot be fast, but should be done after Ramadan, or after Ramadan, or to be financially possible to compensate for a poor person.
5. How do Muslims break their fast in Ramadan?
After the religious teachings of the Prophet Muhammad, it is recommended to quickly break up quickly with history and water.
Everywhere in the world, every culture, a port or magic, called Suhoor or magic, has its rituals to serve what is for the sunset.
Dates are rich in vitamins, fiber and antioxidants and provide fast energy after fasting all day.
6. What is the connection between Ramadan and the Qur’an?
The Qur’an was first recognized in the Prophet Muhammad in the cave of Hira in the city of Hira in 609, in the cave of Hira, as well as in the cave of the government, as well as in the cave of Hira.
This event took place in Ramadan, but the exact date remains unknown. Most scientists believe that the last 10 nights of this, which are one of the only one-numbered nights, which fell to the last 10th night of Ramadan.
The Qur’an was discovered in Arabic, and this is 30 sections, chapters 114, 6,236 verses and 77,432 words.
In the second chapter, Ramadan (Chapter 18) in Chapter 2 marks the second chapter in the second chapter (Chapter 185) with the rules of preparing a few days after the month of Ramadan.
7. What happens during the last 10 days of the month of Ramadan?
Laylat al-Qadr is considered by Muslims at night by Muslims.
The last 10th of the month of Ramadan, Muslims gather in mosques and increase their worship, and the prayer of Laylat al-Qadrin, and the recitation of the Qur’an and the recitation of the Qur’an and God.
The worship at these nights is believed to be awarded more than 1000 months of loyalty.
8. What does the word Ramadan mean?
The word Ramadan means “Ramd”, a strong heat, but also the word “Ramdha”, which means burning sand with the sun.
This name came to felt, to express the burning of sins through purification, cleaning and loyalty. Some scholars are the times that months are based on seasonal conditions, and Ramadan first proposes that it fell in an intensive period.
9. What are some Ramadan traditions?
Ramadan is a period of many families and friends for iftar, and the dinner that breaks the fasting, gathering around the table to share food, and strengthens the gratitude and family bonds.
Traditional headlights between the Middle East, houses and the streets are added to the holiday and spiritual atmosphere of traditional headlights, the holy month.
Fanoos’ tradition is believed to be in Egypt during Fatimid’s caliphate, and the residents of Cairo greeted Calif with the flashlights in the early month of Ramadan. Over time, this is the Islamic world, including the Islamic world, Aleppo, Aleppo, Aleppo, Ramallah, Ramallah, Ramallah, Ramallah, Ramallah, Ramallah, Ramallah and Riyadh, Ramadan celebrations are spread to cities.
See how you can do your own fanoos here:
10. When is the Eid al-Adha?
The end of the month of Ramadan is celebrated with the three-day celebration of Fitr Fitr, and the “Fasting Festival” shows.
During the Eid al-Adha, Muslims enjoy special prayers and philanthropy, enjoy holiday dishes, exchanging family and friends and gifts.
Countries starting to fast on March 1, or starting on March 30 or March 31, starting on March 2, and starting on March 21 or April 1, depending on March 1, or on April 1, the holiday is expected to celebrate the new month.
