Ramadan Mubarak

Dr Tilly Spurr, a senior lecturer in sports and exercise nutrition at the University of Chichester and Basketball England's nutritionist, has written five ...

Some Muslims believe that Ramadan is one of the names of God, hence it is claimed in several hadiths that it is improper to refer to the calendar mont.

May Allah bless you abundantly during this Ramadan. May Allah give you His choicest blessings. May Allah Subhanahu wa ta'ala grant us the opportunity to confess our sins and accept our prayers. “One of the Sadhanas laid down by Muhammad for the faithful was the Sadhana of fasting and prayer. Happy Ramadan to all of my Muslim brothers and sisters. The fasting laid down by Muhammad is carried out in a special manner in one of the months of the year. He also wants you to finish the time, praise Allah for guiding you, and maybe even be grateful. Allah wants you to have it easy; He doesn't want you to struggle. The ninth month of the Islamic calendar, Ramadan often spelled Ramazan, Ramadhan, or Ramathan), is observed by Muslims all around the world as a time for fasting (sawm), prayer, introspection, and community. In Bangladesh, the word Romzan is used. Despite the fact that fatwas have been issued stating that Muslims who reside in areas The Muslim populations of various nations, including Azerbaijan, Iran, India, Pakistan, and Turkey, which have historically had a Persian influence, use the term Ramadan or Ramzan.

Today is the first day of Ramadan. If you are observing this holy month for people who practice Islam, Ramadan Mubarak! If you have no idea what I'm talking ...

A billion people agreeing to celebrate unlimited moments over the course of 30 days is incredible. And yet, this is my eighth year fasting for 40 days around the time of Ramadan. ](https://www.annuity.org/personal-finance/how-much-is-a-billion-dollars/)My point is a billion people agreeing to celebrate a moment in time is significant. [ a billion is 158x the height of Mt Everest. A BILLION people around the world are agreeing to do the same thing at the same time for the next 30 DAYS. "Ramadan begins during the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar when the new crescent moon is first sighted.