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This holy month Muslims around the world embarking beginning of Ramadan people gather with family and friends to observe fasting and this holy month of Ramadan remind us to appreciate our blessings and to give back to the community and help one another How was your fasting going How are you feeling today Ramadan Kareem to all those who are celebrating Ramadan
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Ramadan Kareem to you dream in yours I feel good that is the best thing and I feel better working out and stuff and helping others to
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Thank you, I appreciate that you're so kind. Ramadan Karim to you too as well. Much love to you.
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Happy Ramadan this is my first Ramadan celebrating I'm still learning
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Happy Ramadan Ramadan Mubarak I'm so happy and really excited to hear this is your first Ramadan may Allah bless you in so long mean and I hope it goes well for your sister
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I don't take part in Ramadan but I really just wanted to stop by since I did come and show support for my fellow in a Muslim but in sisters who are taken part and I wish you know I hope it's a good time for you and your family and you look awesome
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Hey how are you I hope you're having an amazing day today thank you so much we definitely appreciate it much love to you and your friends in your family
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I would like to know if this is holiday is similar to Christmas. I mean...
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I think the difference is that our Christmas is only celebrated one day and then Ramadan is the whole month I don't know if I'm wrong with this information
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Hi Louisa I just wanted to respond to your message Ramadan and Islam is not similar to Christmas Christianality
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It's considered one of the holiest months for Muslims and it is marked by a period of fasting considered one of the five pillars of Islam
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During this month we try to do as much good deeds helping others, giving food to the poor, as well as other things like conducting good character.
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When we fast there are many benefits for a body it's like a detoxifying it helps your blood sugar it helps your sleep patterns hypertension etc.
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We are also creating a stronger bond with our creator we are definitely appreciating our blessings as well as disciplining our self
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We have some Muslims as well believe that there are rewards for fasting so when you fast during Ramadan or do anything good deeds you get rewards for spiritual rewards
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So in a shorter words basically Ramadan is the second month Marked one God sent an angel to the prophet Muhammad peace be upon him to reveal the Quran
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The purpose of Ramadan is to grow spiritually closer to God you're not to your family to to helping the poor to abstaining from eating and drinking and pleasures in life smoking drinking etc.
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Donating to charities, spending time with loved ones, avoid lying, avoid gossiping and fighting and etc. But I hope that can answer your question. Much love to you.
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I don't know where are the except countries where this holiday is celebrated But I have seen a lot of posts of that on social media
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Hey Laura I hope you're doing great today I hope your days been fantastic and yes I am usually around the world many Muslims join together and fasting and celebrating Ramadan
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Over here in Canada our Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has also wished Ramadan Mubarak meaning like happy Ramadan to the Muslims who would be fasting this Ramadan
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I have seen a lot of celebrations around this holiday and you know social media. I have always wondered what it is about but now you explain. Thank you.
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I hope all you thought maybe it is similar to kind of Christmas or holiday like that.
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No problem I hope you have an amazing day and if you ever have any questions I'm always here much love to you
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No Muslim some deafly not fasting
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Hey Sarah nice to know I hope you have a good day
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Yeah great point it's going alright it's going alright always difficult in the beginning the hardest part I find actually is once it's time to break the fast and the way you feel afterwards for very sluggish et cetera as I usually eat a lot
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Ramadan, Kareem for all my Muslim brothers and sisters.
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Thank you so much much love to you Cadillac Ramadan Kareem to you too as well
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Ramadan Karim Juma Muslim brothers and sisters I hope this Ramadan goes great for you guys Shalla
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