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A) The month of Ramadan, is one of the five prayers of Islam, Sawn. Ramadan is like the Christian lent, fasting and piety are practised for a month, and then broken by the celebratory Id al Fitr festival. ...
During the fast of Ramadan, Muslims have to follow a strict timetable:
In the morning at just before sunrise they awaken and eat, by eating they are getting ready for their fast, they are preparing themselves for the hunger which will hit them during the day as their fast continues. ... During Ramadan, it’s particularly abhorrent for Muslims to tell lies, slander others, denounce someone behind their back, bear false witness or covet someone else’ possessions.” Although this is prohibited all year round, during Ramadan, it is especially bad to do such thngs. They are also thought to undo all good deeds committed in Ramadan. ...
Ramadan ends with a three day festival called Id-al-Fitr. ...
B) Ramadan for Muslims holds great importance, it is the time of the year when the gates of hell are closed. ... The month of Ramadan is a time when we have the opportunity to do good. ...
Muslims visit the Mosque every day during Ramadan, to pray together and study the Quran (Islamic Holy Book). ... When the sun goes down at the end of the day
Ramadan brings people together, by fasting Muslims are all equal, not one of them has special rights, it does not matter if they are rich or poor, beautiful or not, each and every one of them is equal in the way in which they perform their fast. ...
Ramadan will help Muslims to think about others besides themselves, and maybe even after the month of Ramadan is over, they may carry on thinking and caring for others. ...
The advantages are that during the month of Ramadan, Muslims fast. ... They have to be able to control their natural urges for food, but Ramadan helps Muslims to take control of their body.
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