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Tomorrow 23rd March 2023, Ramadan begins in UAE. Ramadan Kareem.
The month of Ramadan is a time of reflection, contemplation and celebration.
To help you prepare for a blessed month this Ramadan, we have provided key dates to be aware of below.
Ramadanul Kareem is a blessed month of Allah, which is one of the many blessings of Allah.
This month includes mercy, blessings, forgiveness and salvation.
And in this month Allah has given us the Qur’an, which is guidance, furqan, light, mercy and healing. Again, this month has a better night than a thousand months, Lailatul Qadr.
To help you prepare for this blessed month of Ramadan, we have shared below.
What is the meaning of Ramadan?
The meaning of the word Ramadan or Ramadan is intense heat, stones heated by the heat of the sun, sand or desert heated by the sun, feet blistered by the heat of the ground, burning, scorching, making kebabs, sweating, fat melting, fever, heat, etc.
During Ramadan, the fasting person’s stomach is on fire due to hunger and thirst; Sin is burnt to ashes and the fasting person becomes innocent; Hence the name of this month is Ramadan (Lisanul Arab).
Fasting in general terms means abstaining from food and drink and biological needs throughout the day. But actually fasting is not just about not eating all day, but fasting is about guarding our senses, staying away from haram.
Preparation for Ramadan
Prophet (PBUH) used to start preparing 2 months before Ramadan.
He was anxious to welcome Ramadan spiritually and mentally. He used to fast more physically than in the month of Sha’ban to observe the month-long fast in Ramadan.
Hazrat Ayesha (R.A.) said, I have not seen Rasulullah (S.A.W.) observing more fasts in any other month than in the month of Sha’ban. He spent almost the entire month of Sha’ban fasting, except for some parts of the month of Sha’ban. (Muslim-1156).
It is narrated in another hadith, on the authority of Hazrat Umm Salama (RA); He said, I did not see the Prophet fasting for 2 consecutive months except Ramadan and Shaban. (Sunan Tirmidhi-736, Nasa’i-2352).
Ramadan practice / worship
- Fasting
- Praying on time
- Learning Quran correctly
- Teaching others to read the Quran
- eating sahri
- Reading Salatul Taraweeh
- Recitation of Quran more and more
- to give thanks
- Do more good deeds
- Reading Salatut Tahajjud
- Give more charity
- Practicing good character building
- I’tikaf
- Doing the work of religion in Da’wah
- Perform Umrah if able
- Search for Lailatul Qadr
- Praying more and more
- to break the fast
- to have iftar
- Repentance and forgiveness
- To acquire piety
- Staying in the mosque after Fajr till sunrise
- giving fitrah
- Feeding others
- Promote kinship relationships
- Memorizing or memorizing the Quran
- Remembrance of Allah
- to miswalk
- Reciting Quran to each other
- Understanding and practicing the Quran
What not to do:
In order to obtain the merits of the month of Ramadan, there are some acts that need to be avoided, they are presented below:
- Iftar is delayed
- Do not eat sahri
- Busy shopping for the last ten days
- Lying and committing other sins
- Wasting and wasting
- Abandoning the Qur’an without fulfilling the right of recitation
- Laziness in performing the obligatory prayer with the congregation
- eat more
- Riya or pretending to worship
- sleep more
- A crisis is caused by an increase in commodity prices
- Watching pornographic films, dramas
- Waking up at night in vain
- Bid’at
- Being engrossed in worldly preoccupations
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Tomorrow 23rd March 2023, Ramadan begins in UAE. Ramadan Kareem.
The month of Ramadan is a time of reflection, contemplation and celebration.
To help you prepare for a blessed month this Ramadan, we have provided key dates to be aware of below.
Ramadanul Kareem is a blessed month of Allah, which is one of the many blessings of Allah.
This month includes mercy, blessings, forgiveness and salvation.
And in this month Allah has given us the Qur’an, which is guidance, furqan, light, mercy and healing. Again, this month has a better night than a thousand months, Lailatul Qadr.
To help you prepare for this blessed month of Ramadan, we have shared below.
What is the meaning of Ramadan?
The meaning of the word Ramadan or Ramadan is intense heat, stones heated by the heat of the sun, sand or desert heated by the sun, feet blistered by the heat of the ground, burning, scorching, making kebabs, sweating, fat melting, fever, heat, etc.
During Ramadan, the fasting person’s stomach is on fire due to hunger and thirst; Sin is burnt to ashes and the fasting person becomes innocent; Hence the name of this month is Ramadan (Lisanul Arab).
Fasting in general terms means abstaining from food and drink and biological needs throughout the day. But actually fasting is not just about not eating all day, but fasting is about guarding our senses, staying away from haram.
Preparation for Ramadan
Prophet (PBUH) used to start preparing 2 months before Ramadan.
He was anxious to welcome Ramadan spiritually and mentally. He used to fast more physically than in the month of Sha’ban to observe the month-long fast in Ramadan.
Hazrat Ayesha (R.A.) said, I have not seen Rasulullah (S.A.W.) observing more fasts in any other month than in the month of Sha’ban. He spent almost the entire month of Sha’ban fasting, except for some parts of the month of Sha’ban. (Muslim-1156).
It is narrated in another hadith, on the authority of Hazrat Umm Salama (RA); He said, I did not see the Prophet fasting for 2 consecutive months except Ramadan and Shaban. (Sunan Tirmidhi-736, Nasa’i-2352).
Ramadan practice / worship
- Fasting
- Praying on time
- Learning Quran correctly
- Teaching others to read the Quran
- eating sahri
- Reading Salatul Taraweeh
- Recitation of Quran more and more
- to give thanks
- Do more good deeds
- Reading Salatut Tahajjud
- Give more charity
- Practicing good character building
- I’tikaf
- Doing the work of religion in Da’wah
- Perform Umrah if able
- Search for Lailatul Qadr
- Praying more and more
- to break the fast
- to have iftar
- Repentance and forgiveness
- To acquire piety
- Staying in the mosque after Fajr till sunrise
- giving fitrah
- Feeding others
- Promote kinship relationships
- Memorizing or memorizing the Quran
- Remembrance of Allah
- to miswalk
- Reciting Quran to each other
- Understanding and practicing the Quran
What not to do:
In order to obtain the merits of the month of Ramadan, there are some acts that need to be avoided, they are presented below:
- Iftar is delayed
- Do not eat sahri
- Busy shopping for the last ten days
- Lying and committing other sins
- Wasting and wasting
- Abandoning the Qur’an without fulfilling the right of recitation
- Laziness in performing the obligatory prayer with the congregation
- eat more
- Riya or pretending to worship
- sleep more
- A crisis is caused by an increase in commodity prices
- Watching pornographic films, dramas
- Waking up at night in vain
- Bid’at
- Being engrossed in worldly preoccupations
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