Ramadan Mubarak....
Ramadan 2020 Ramadan is the Islamic holy month of fasting by Muslims worldwide. Though worshiping Allah or God can be done at any time during the year and no special day is given ear for it, but each religion has set a particular date and time for fasting and prayer so that A person who fasts or prays to get the maximum benefit. The reason for this is that a person needs to remember to give thanks to the Lord and should not forget the daily tasks kept at home or their innumerable blessings given by us for earning a livelihood. We need to take time to thank us for giving us the gift of life, for the breath that sustains life, the food we eat, etc. Furthermore, while praying we should expect that when our life finally comes, and its angels come to take us away from this earth, we are given heaven. But, it is not easy to please the Lord, preferring to test His disciples. Only those who are pleased with their devotion are given their mercy. And so, in Islam, Allah is worshiped in the holy month of Ramadan. Ramadan or Ramadan is the special month in which followers of Islam regularly perform 'namaz' and have a hard fast, called 'roza', in which not a single drop of water is drunk for 12 hours straight. Although people keep fast in other religions also, during Ramadan, Muslims keep this fast for 30 consecutive days. At the end of 30 days, only after the moon is seen, the fast is broken. Eid-ul-Fitr is the festival of Eid celebrated at the end of the month of Ramadan. Although, throughout the month of Ramadan, alms are distributed among the poor, on the day of Eid, just before the namaz is recited, the practice is put on hold and alphons called ‘Fitra’ are distributed, which led to this festival. It is also called sweet Eid. Muslims believe that in the Quran, Allah commands His followers to pay 'Zakat' and in Fitra 'before offering the Eid prayers of gratitude to Allah. To know more about the festival and their rituals consult our expert astrologers online. Ramadan or Ramadan date and Muhurat 2020 Ramadan 2020 Ramadan - 24 April to 23 May Eid - 24 May Ramadan 2021 Ramadan - 13 April to 12 May Eid - 13 May Ramadan 2022 Ramadan - 3 April to 2 May Eid - 3 May Ramadan 2023 Ramadan - 23 March to 21 April Eid - 22 April Ramadan 2024 Ramadan - 11 March to 9 April Eid - 10 April Ramadan 2025 Ramadan - 1 March to 30 March Eid - 31 March Ramadan 2026 Ramadan - 18 February to 19 March Eid - 20 March
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is a month of fasting, prayer, giving and self-assessment observed by Muslims. The month lasts for 29-30 days, depending on the crescent moon sighting..
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