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Ramadan Everybody celebrate their culture with joy and truly believing in their history and every culture has it is own special meaning. In Muslim culture, Ramadan “The hole month” comes once a year. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and is regarded as a period for self-sacrifice, worship, and reading of the holy Qur’an’s devotion to God self-control. This is “Designed because this was the month during which Muhammad received the first of the Qur’an’s revelation.” Ramadan begins officially on the day after the new moon sighted. Devoted Muslim rise early in the morning, prepare something to eat, drink and close the fast based on the schedule or close five to ten minutes to the prayer, we stop eating the entire day. All Muslim are dedicating to pray five times a day but because of the inference of their personal work they cannot pray. However, if you fast you must pray five times otherwise your fast is incomplete. The first prayer is fajer, the early morning prayer. This prayer must be completed before the sun rises and it sets the tone for remainder of the day for the believer. This is followed by the Zuhr prayer, which is observed in the early afternoon when the sun begins its decline. The third prayer is called is Asr. This is observed when the sun I described as the middle prayer over which Muslim urged to guard against missing for any reason. The forth prayer called margib, is just after the setting of the sun and is followed by the night’s prayer, Eisha, which form part of Taraween prayers offered during the only month of Ramadan.
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