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Hi All members,

Some members don't have any knowledge of what is the month of Ramadan all about.
So I'll try to elaborate on it a little bit and hope you'll like it.

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and the most sacred of the twelve months. The name Ramadan derives from the Arabic word for intense heat and sun-scorched ground. A number of reasons have been advanced to explain the linguistic connection:

* It refers to the hot, dry sensation of thirst during this month of fasting
* Ramadan scorches out evil like the sun scorches the earth
* Just as heat shapes and influences all matter — organic and inorganic — so does Ramadan shape and influence the believer
Fasting

The Koran mandates fasting during the month of Ramadan:

The month of Ramadan is that in which the Koran was revealed, a guidance to men and clear proofs of the guidance and the distinction; therefore whoever of you is present in the month, he shall fast therein, and whoever is sick or upon a journey, then (he shall fast) a (like) number of other days... (sura 2.185, known as The Cow)

Fasting, or sawm, during the month of Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam.

Why fast?

* to develop patience and self-control
* to learn sympathy for the deprived
* to cleanse the body and mind
* to gain appreciation for Allah's bounty
* to demonstrate the depth of one's commitment
* to protect against sin. A hadith states: "Satan runs in the circulatory system of the son of Adam in the same way blood circulates in our system; so tighten his passages with hunger."

There are, then, three levels of the Ramadan fast:

* refraining from the physical things that are forbidden (performed with the mouth/stomach/sexual organs)
* restraining oneself from saying, hearing and looking at forbidden things (performed with the senses)
* renewing one's devotion to Allah (performed with the heart and mind).

Special meals are eaten before and after each day of fasting: suhoor before the dawn prayers, and iftar, the evening meal often eaten communally and often including dates.

I swore by the One in Whose Hand is the soul of Muhammad, the breath of the faster is sweeter to Allah on the Day of Judgment than the scent of musk.

In addition, Ramadan is a time for increased devotion, reading of the Koran, self-improvement, community involvement, charity and good deeds.

He who does not desist from obscene language and acting obscenely, Allah has no need that he did not eat or drink.

If i made any mistakes or offended someone please correct me as i have no such intention.

Regards
Narmeen
 
Ramadan Karim to all. May Allah showers His blessing upon us and may the good comes too all forum members in this blessed month :)
 
Ramazan Mubarak to all Forum members;

Please remember Pakistan & Pakistani's in your prayers. Pakistan is suffering from the worst floods in the history of mankind.
 
Ramadan Mubarak!!!!Happy Ramadan friends!!!!!!!!Wish all of us to reach ours dreams!!!!
Allah Goysa InshAllah we all will got our visas!!!
 
Saida said:
Ramadan Mubarak!!!!Happy Ramadan friends!!!!!!!!Wish all of us to reach ours dreams!!!!
Allah Goysa InshAllah we all will got our visas!!!

InshaAllah!!!

Ramadan muborak!
 
In this Holy Month of Ramadan, May Allah (s.w.t) shower His mercy and blessings upon us, and May He guide us all to the path for which we were created (Aameen).


Best Regards,


Mirza.
 
May Allah Bless all of us with happiness, health and prosperity. Ramadan Karim to all
 
Happy Ramadan.
 
Happy Ramadan to all!

Nicely explained.


narmeen said:
Hi All members,

Some members don't have any knowledge of what is the month of Ramadan all about.
So I'll try to elaborate on it a little bit and hope you'll like it.

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and the most sacred of the twelve months. The name Ramadan derives from the Arabic word for intense heat and sun-scorched ground. A number of reasons have been advanced to explain the linguistic connection:

* It refers to the hot, dry sensation of thirst during this month of fasting
* Ramadan scorches out evil like the sun scorches the earth
* Just as heat shapes and influences all matter — organic and inorganic — so does Ramadan shape and influence the believer
Fasting

The Koran mandates fasting during the month of Ramadan:

The month of Ramadan is that in which the Koran was revealed, a guidance to men and clear proofs of the guidance and the distinction; therefore whoever of you is present in the month, he shall fast therein, and whoever is sick or upon a journey, then (he shall fast) a (like) number of other days... (sura 2.185, known as The Cow)

Fasting, or sawm, during the month of Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam.

Why fast?

* to develop patience and self-control
* to learn sympathy for the deprived
* to cleanse the body and mind
* to gain appreciation for Allah's bounty
* to demonstrate the depth of one's commitment
* to protect against sin. A hadith states: "Satan runs in the circulatory system of the son of Adam in the same way blood circulates in our system; so tighten his passages with hunger."

There are, then, three levels of the Ramadan fast:

* refraining from the physical things that are forbidden (performed with the mouth/stomach/sexual organs)
* restraining oneself from saying, hearing and looking at forbidden things (performed with the senses)
* renewing one's devotion to Allah (performed with the heart and mind).

Special meals are eaten before and after each day of fasting: suhoor before the dawn prayers, and iftar, the evening meal often eaten communally and often including dates.

I swore by the One in Whose Hand is the soul of Muhammad, the breath of the faster is sweeter to Allah on the Day of Judgment than the scent of musk.

In addition, Ramadan is a time for increased devotion, reading of the Koran, self-improvement, community involvement, charity and good deeds.

He who does not desist from obscene language and acting obscenely, Allah has no need that he did not eat or drink.

If i made any mistakes or offended someone please correct me as i have no such intention.

Regards
Narmeen
I came to know a lot about ramadan by this thread.
 
Ramadan Kareem Mubarak to All :) May Allah bless us!!
 
RAMADAN MUBARAK!!!!



MAY ALLAH SHOWER HIS BLESSINGS ON EVERYONE (AMEEN)
 
Dear All Brother & Sister,

RAMADAN MUBARAK!!!!!!!!!!!!! to you ALL.

Let’s all of us pray to Almighty ALLAH in this Holy Month to give us joy and happiness and success in all our efforts & May he make our all dream come true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks
 
RAMADAN KAREEM

SALAM ALL

RAMADAN KAREEM

ALLAH BLESS YOU ALL

REGARDS,
STARBUCKS
 
RAMADAN MUBARAQ.....MAY ALLAH (SWT) ACCEPTS ALL OUR ACTS AND DEEDS DURING THIS HOLY MONTH AND FORGIVE US OUR SINS. AMEEN