#wish your muslim friends Ramadan Mubarak or Ramadan Kareem!
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kind of a question about where youre from, do you participate in Ramadan?
No I don't, but Ramadan Mubarak to anyone who observes!
In light of the atrocities being committed in the world right now I want to take this moment to provide a list of resources for Gaza and Palestine. The situation there is increasingly dire and now of all times they need support.
A safe and generous Ramadan especially to the people of Palestine.
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Ramadan Kareem Greetings Messages
150+ Ramadan Wishes: Ramadan Mubarak Messages and Quotes
Ramadan Kareem to you too! May this holy month of fasting bring you peace, blessings, and spiritual growth. The greeting “Ramadan Kareem” is often used to express well wishes and blessings to others during this special month. The word “Kareem” in Arabic means generous, so the greeting can be interpreted as “May your Ramadan be generous” or…
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WHY MUSLIMS FAST?
RAMADAN 2024 AD/1445 AH
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Muslim lunar calendar, is the most sacred month of the year for Muslims. Ramadan is a time of spiritual discipline for Muslims – of deep contemplation of one's relationship with God Almighty, extra prayers, increased charity and generosity, and intense study of the Holy Quran, Islam’s sacred text. Ramadan is also a powerful symbol of unity, with over two billion Muslims around the world fasting simultaneously.
Fasting during Ramadan is one of the five pillars — or duties — of Islam. All Muslims who have reached puberty and are in good health are required to take part every year. The sick and the elderly, along with travelers, pregnant women and those who are nursing, are exempt, although they should make up for the missed fast days at a later time or help feed the poor instead.
During Ramadan, Muslims abstain from eating any food, drinking any liquids, smoking cigarettes, and engaging in any sexual activity, from dawn to sunset. Muslims also strive to curb negative thoughts and emotions such as jealousy and anger, and other bad habits, such as swearing, complaining, and gossiping, during the month.
The practice of fasting serves several spiritual and social purposes: to remind you of your human frailty and your dependence on God Almighty for sustenance, to show you what it feels like to be hungry and thirsty so you feel compassion for (and a duty to help) the poor and the needy, and to reduce the distractions in life so you can more clearly focus on your relationship with God Almighty.
During this holy month, Muslims wake up early to eat a pre-dawn meal called suhoor. They then gather, generally with family and friends, to break their fast at sunset with a meal referred to as iftar. It is common for mosques and Islamic Centers to host large community iftars, especially for the poor and the needy. Many people also go to the mosque for the evening prayer, followed by a special nightly prayer called Taraweeh that is only recited during Ramadan. This year once again, the Covid-19 pandemic has limited many of the more social aspects of Ramadan.
At the end of Ramadan, Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr, a big three-day celebration to mark the successful completion of the month. During this time, family members and friends gather to share in feasts and prayers.
During Eid al-Fitr, it is customary to donate to the poor and disadvantaged. During the three days, Muslims attend prayers in the morning, and then visit family, friends, neighbors, the sick and the elderly. Feasts are shared with family and friends and gifts are exchanged.
This year, Ramadan starts on March 12 in the United States and will likely end on April 9. If you know or meet a Muslim, be sure to wish them “Ramadan Kareem” (which means "have a generous Ramadan") and “Eid Mubarak" (which means "have a blessed Ramadan/Eid") when Ramadan ends.
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As the holy month of Ramadan approaches, Muslims around the world eagerly await the breaking of their fast at sunset, known as Iftar. It is a time of spiritual reflection, community, and gratitude. Sending Happy Iftar wishes to your loved ones is a great way to show your support and share in the joy of this special occasion.
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Happy Ramadan Messages and SMS
Ramadan Kareem is to be celebrated worldwide with all the energy and joy of Muslims. This is the biggest festival that Muslims celebrate for 1 month. In this one month period, they tend to fast which is also called Roza, and the masses do not eat anything during the fasting period. Or so people still don’t drink water during the time of fasting. The festivity of Ramadan is a really great occasion when the people in all countries are the constituent of this massive festival. Here we are supplying you with Ramadan SMS, Ramadan Messages for the free use of yours. You will easily be able to post them to your acquaintances and your relatives to wish them with Ramadan Mubarak.
Best Ramadan Messages & Ramadan SMS
Ramadan is the month of blessings….
Whose beginning is MERCY,
Whose middle is FORGIVENESS,
and
Whose end is CELEBRATION
I am advising You that my Neighbor Ramadan will be
Visiting you soon.
With his Wife Roza and two kids Sehri and Iftaar.
They will be accompanied by 3 Grandchildren
Rahmat, Barakat and Tawba.
They will leave after 30 days by Eid Airlines.
Treasure them and you will be blessed.
Ramadan Iftar
A glass of Care
A plate of Love
A spoon of Peace
A fork of Truth &
A bowl of Duaas
Mix with spices of Quraan.
Enjoy this Iftar.
Happy Ramadan.
Leader – Allah
Guide – Quaran
Lyrics – Aazan
Loyality – Imaan
Request – Dua
Protection – Fitra
Oath – Kalma
Exercise – Namaaz
Self Control – Roza
So Good Luck for Ramazan
Welcome Ramadan
Walk humbly Talk politely
Dress neatly Treat kindly
Pray attentively and
Donate generously
May Allah bless & protect you!
Ramadan is the best chance
to ask Allah for forgiveness.
Thank him for his blessings and
for keeping you alive till this moment.
He is the one GOD;
the Creator, the Initiate, the Designer.
To Him belong the most beautiful names…
He is the Almighty, Most Wise.
As the holy occasion of Ramadan is here
and the atmosphere is filled with
the spirit of mirth and love.
My Best wishes are for You.
Happy Ramadan.
My Dear Friend,
May Almighty Allah Showers his blessings on You and your family during the month of Ramadan
Ramadan Mubarak
As the mountain high,
You move without sigh;
like the white linen flair,
Purity is always an affair;
As sunshine creates morning glory,
fragrance fills years as flory;
with the immaculate eternal smile,
attached to you mile after mile;
All darkness is far away,
As light is on its way;
Wish all of you a very Happy Ramadan.
He is the one God;
The Creator, the Initiator, the Designer.
To him belong the most beautiful names
He is the Almighty, Most Wise.
Wishing you a blessed Ramadan!
May the festival of lights be
the harbinger
of joy and prosperity.
Wishing you and your family
the blessings of Ramadan.
Happy Ramadan!
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Now that it’s officially Ramadan (✨Ramadan Kareem to all my fellow Muslims! ✨) here’s some Ramadan headcannons that I’d love to see as clips!
A suhoor/sehri clip! It’d be quite weird to have a clip released at 3am but a suhoor clip would be so fun! Give me imane and idriss both barely awake but still awake enough to crack jokes at eachother. Give me idriss passed out so bad that imane legit has to yank his blanket off of him to wake him up (peak Muslim sibling culture)
An Iftar clip!!!! Imagine cute Bakhellal family moments over Iftar. Just being together as a family and breaking your fast together as the sun sets. No complaints as long as we get more Bakhellal family bants™️
A!! Mosque!! Clip!! We’ve seen that imane has dodged attempts to go to the mosque with her mum thus far but she might feel completed what with everything going on ( :((( ) and the fact that it’s Ramadan to go to the mosque with her mum one day.
Bonus to the last one, imagine if we get that yikes of a talk between isak and Sana not between Lucas and imane, but between imane and a woman at the mosque, perhaps leading a class of some sorts there?? We’d get imane being able to vent her issues to someone who could help her with them and someone who understands where she is coming from. The Gucci version of the og talk!!!
A prayer scene that parallels the one we got recently where imane was visibly upset. I know this is quite clowny considering the fact that we are in hell week(s) with skam fr right now but if we got a scene that could portray the beauty of prayer. Like it’s still and we hear imane whispering dua’a under her breath as the sunlight comes through the net curtains? Cinematography we stan.
(A clip for the end of the season which I’m 99% sure were going to get but) AN 👏🏼 EID 👏🏼 CLIP 👏🏼 give me the girls being there and being supportive to Imane and willing to learn about her culture. Give me the boys piling their plates with food because they’re in awe of how amazing the food is. Give me idriss and sofiane and the rest of the balloon (??? I want to know more about them David 😭) squad bonding with the boys and them all becoming really good friends!! (Also would not be opposed if we got imane and sofiane being soft and cute and sofiane wishing imane an Eid Mubarak and getting her a cute little gift 👀)
If you have any other headcannons feel free to add them below!!
#yes i know we’re on board for angst BUT LET ME HAVE HAPPY RAMADAN CLIPS PLEASE#AND NO 77 VIRGINS OR WHATEVER BS LIKE THE OG PLS#skam france#imane bakhellal
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Assalamualaikum! Mashallah to all my Muslim friends!! Wishing you and your families a happy, healthy, and joyous Ramadan this month. 💜☪️ Ramadan Kareem! Ramadan Mubarak! https://g.co/kgs/T8LqgU Learn about Ramadan: https://ing.org/resources/for-all-groups/calendar-of-important-islamic-dates/ramadan-information-sheet/ (at Chicago, Illinois) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb216N7LqhO/?utm_medium=tumblr
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60+ Latest Ramadan Mubarak Quotes 2018 – Greeting Quotes 2018
Here’s the Latest Ramadan Mubarak Quotes 2018 – Greeting Quotes 2018 – Quotes from Quran.
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Ramadan Mubarak Quotes
As the auspicious month of Ramadan starts,
may the crescent-shaped moon brighten
your path toward enlightenment and
may Allah bless you with peace and grace.
Wishing you a Happy Ramadan!
That time of the year has come.
A month to repent from our wrong-doings and sin.
May all of us find peace on this Ramadan.
Happy Ramadan Kareem!
Ramadan is the month of Allah.
Whose beginning is mercy,
Whose Middle is Forgiveness,
Whose end is freedom for fire.
Ramadan Mubarak!!!
Ramadan is the month of Blessings,
A month full of forgiveness and guidance for you and your family.
Ameen
Ramadan Mubarak!!!
Ramadan Kareem Greeting Quotes 2018
Ramadan is name of blessing
its name of love and care
its name of Dua
so make your prayers
and remember me in your prayers.
Happy Ramadan
Ya Allah our Sins are so many,
But your mercy is Limitless.
Please Forgive us.
You are the greatest Forgiver,
You Love to Forgive,
Please forgive Me,
My Parents,
My family and whole Muslim Ummah Past and Present.
Aamin-SumAmeeen
Ramadan Mubarak!!!
Narrated Aisha (RA):
Allah’s Apostle Said,
Search for the night of Qadr in the odd nights of the last ten days of Ramadan.
Ramadan Mubarak!!!
Dear!
May Divine Pour His Blessings on you
Like rain throughout his holy month
recite Quran for blessings
Caring about your prayers
the merciful will give you more than
your heart desires.
Ramadan Mubarak!!!
Ramadan Mubarak Quotes from Quran
May This Ramadan be the best one yet.
Preparing for Ramadan but for many of us the Quran has gathered a lot of dust since the last time we picked it up.as Ramadan is fast approaching we must blow of the dust and start to build a close relationship with Qurann.
Make this Ramadan the turning point in your life. break free from the deceptions of this world and indulge into the sweetness of EEMAN.
Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “HE who gives iftar to another fasting person shall earn reward equivalent to a fasting man without detracting from the reward of the latter” (Nisai and Tirmidhi). Ramadan Quotes
Supplicate “three prayers are not rejected the prayers of a father, the prayers of a fasting person, and the prayers of a traveler.” (Narrated by Al-Baihaqi)
The Prophet SAW said, “Whoever gives food for a fasting person to break his fast, he will have a reward like theirs, without that detracting from their reward in the slightest.”
Supplicate. Three prayers are not rejected: the prayer of a father, the prayer of a fasting person, and the prayer of a traveler.
Iftar. The Prophet (Prayers and Peace of Allah be upon him) used to break his fast by ripe dates or dates (in the absence of dates) before praying.
The Prophet SAW said: When the month of Ramadan starts, the gates of the heaven are closed and the devils are chained.
Ramadan Mubarak – May this Ramadan be successful for al of us and provide us with good health and wealth. Ramadan quotes from Quran
Ramadan is coming soon, we are waiting for the moon, the month of blessings, the month of forgiveness, the month full of mercy, gods blessings in bounty. I cant describe the inner peace, in this month of pure bliss oh Ramadan come soon we are waiting for your moon.
The Prophet Muhammad Peace be upon him said: “Whatever is prayed for at the time of breaking the fast is granted and never refused.” Ramadan quotes from Quran
The Prophet Muhammad Peace be upon him said: When on of you is fasting, he should abstain from indecent acts and unnecessary talk, and if someone begins an obscene conversation or tries to pic an argument, he should simply tell him. “I’m Fasting” (Bukhari & Muslim)
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Assalam alaykum. I wish this Ramadan Kareem you and your loved ones are gifted with Allah’s blessings and many treasured moments of joy! Ramadan Mubarak! . . . . . . . #___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ • • • 🌜#ramadan #islam #toptags #ramadan #muslim #muslimah #islamic #celebrations #holiday #eidoutfit #friends #hijab #goodvibesonly #muslimblogger #eidcollection #eidwasgood #eidweekend #myholiday #mylife #dubai #makkah #madinah (at Shaheen Bagh,Okhla New Delhi) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxIkWUfpzmC/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=yv5yyw3n6y9i
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Why Do Muslims Fast?
RAMADAN 2023 AD/1444 AH:
Ramadan, the ninth (9th) month of the Muslim lunar calendar, is the most sacred month of the year for Muslims. Ramadan is a time of spiritual discipline for Muslims – of deep contemplation of one's relationship with God, extra prayer, increased charity and generosity, and intense study of the Holy Quran, Islam’s sacred text. Ramadan is also a powerful symbol of unity, with over a billion Muslims around the world fasting simultaneously.
Fasting during Ramadan is one of the five pillars — or duties — of Islam. All Muslims who have reached puberty and are in good health are required to take part every year. The sick and the elderly, along with travelers, pregnant women and those who are nursing, are exempt, although they should make up for the missed fast days at a later time or help feed the poor instead.
During Ramadan, Muslims abstain from eating any food, drinking any liquids, smoking cigarettes, and engaging in any sexual activity, from dawn to sunset. Muslims also strive to curb negative thoughts and emotions such as jealousy and anger, and other bad habits, such as swearing, complaining, and gossiping, during the month.
The practice of fasting serves several spiritual and social purposes: to remind you of your human frailty and your dependence on God for sustenance, to show you what it feels like to be hungry and thirsty so you feel compassion for (and a duty to help) the poor and needy, and to reduce the distractions in life so you can more clearly focus on your relationship with God Almighty.
During this holy month, Muslims wake up early to eat a pre-dawn meal called suhoor. They then gather, generally with family and friends, to break their fast at sunset with a meal referred to as iftar. It is common for mosques to host large community iftars, especially for the poor and needy. Many people also go to the mosque for the evening prayer, followed by a special nightly prayer called Taraweeh that is only recited during the month of Ramadan. This year again, the Covid-19 pandemic has limited many of the more social aspects of Ramadan.
At the end of Ramadan, Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr, a big three-day celebration to mark the successful completion of the month. During this time, family members and friends gather to share in feasts and prayers. During Eid al-Fitr, it is customary to donate to the poor and disadvantaged. During the three days, Muslims attend prayers in the morning, and then visit family, friends, neighbors, the sick and the elderly. Feasts are shared with family and friends and small gifts are given.
This year, 2023 AD/1444 AH, Ramadan starts on March 23 in the United States and will likely end on April 23. If you know or meet a Muslim, be sure to wish them “Ramadan Kareem” (which means "have a generous Ramadan") and “Eid Mubarak" (which means "have a blessed Ramadan/Eid") when Ramadan ends.
Mahmood A. Qazi
Muslim Chaplain
TORRANCE STATE HOSPITAL
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What You Can and What You Should Not Do at Workplace During Ramzan
What You Can and What You Should Not Do at Workplace During Ramzan
Tthe Holy Month of Ramadan is almost here and here are a few points you should keep in mind to respect the local culture and make sure you are not disturbing anybody who is observing a fast.
“Ramadan Kareem” or “Ramadan Mubarak” are two of the popular Ramadan wishes. If you want to greet your friends that’s how you do it.
Make sure you are not eating in front of your Muslim colleagues.…
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It’s almost Ramadan and this will be my first time seeing it celebrated from a Muslim country. Sure there are Muslims in the U.S.A that I know and yes they participate in Ramadan but I’m assuming it’s a little different from seeing it up close from the Middle East.
Since I am not Muslim, I will not try to educate you on the holiday but you can find more information by clicking here! These are just my observations…
11/05/17 (This is the way the date is written over here: day/month/year)
2 weeks before Ramadan: Today my school had a small celebration called ‘Alnafla’. I never heard of that before this week. The way it was explained to me, it’s like a countdown to Ramadan. The schools’ common areas were decorated, students wore their national dress and colors and brought in traditional food. All week, students bought in donations for Syria as well.
15/5/17- A Qatari speaker came to my class today to talk with my students about Ramadan. I couldn’t understand a thing they were saying but as they spoke in their native language, I grew a new found appreciation for the value this holiday must hold for them. I grew angry at how prayer has been taken out of the schools of my home country. Qatar has such pride in their religion, how could prayer in schools be bad? My students were so quiet at times and so engaged at others. I only wished I could comprehend.
20/5/17- Yesterday would be the last alcoholic brunch until Ramadan, so I decided to accept an invitation from the BSoQ group I am a member of on Facebook and join them for brunch. We went to Bubbalicious at the Westin. It was my first time having brunch there and it was definitely a party. People were yelling and dancing and alcohol was flowing. There was even a soul train line going through the restaurant with a bunny. I ate so much seafood and drank too much beer, wine and bubbly. I met some really nice people and will be more actively involved with this group. I had a ball hanging out with them. We were the last to leave the brunch and me and another girl got in trouble because we thought it would be fun to abandon our heels and adulthood and jump in a bouncy house in the middle of the hotel. Who does this? I’ll tell you- two drunk girls who were just enjoying life. In between being laughed at and recorded by a couple enjoying some food in the lobby and security waving us out, the air was let out of the bouncy house as well as the air out of our sails. I just hoped our shenanigans wouldn’t land us in bigger trouble. Afterwards we went to La Cigale hotel to smoke Shisha. I had another engagement to attend with some coworkers, too tipsy to drive, so I left my car at the hotel valet and took an uber to the third affair of the day which was at the Radisson Blu hotel. Since I was so late to that party, I hugged everyone, enjoyed another beer- you heard me- and we all hopped in a car headed someplace else. One of my girlfriends picked up my car from the other hotel and drove it to their house. After the fourth affair we went to my girlfriend Jennifer’s house where I crashed.
I usually do not drink that much because I hate over hangs and that is exactly what I had this morning. As I drove home, I prayed that I’d make it home without throwing up into my handbag. It was not one of my finer moments, but it was fun. Needless to say, I probably will not be drinking again, any time soon, so the QDC (liquor store) can stop sending me text messages of the last day to purchase alcoholic beverages before the store closes for Ramadan- about a month. Not today Satan. I don’t need or want any of your spirits and fruits. I wonder how many other people had a night like mine, trying to get that last celebration in before the holiday.
New friends in Qatar
Soul Train line with a bunny
Getting done
Having fun
In the bouncy house. Don’t judge!
28/5/17- Ramadan Kareem or Ramadan Mubarak is how people greet each other during this special month. (Sort of like Happy Easter or Merry Christmas) Ramadan officially started yesterday. I heard the sound of the Canon last night. It is a way they communicate that it is time to break the fast for the day and Iftar may begin.
FYI:
During Ramadan, work hours are reduced for most people. For us teachers, work starts at 8:00am and ends at 1:00pm. This is also the school hours for students everyday except for Tuesday. On Tuesday, students get out at 12:00 pm. This is wonderful news. No more getting up at 5:00am for the rest of the school year, 3 weeks to go! Today was the first day, unfortunately, my body is so used to getting up that at 5:15 am I had to use the bathroom. I was so irritated at myself, but I managed to get back under the covers and fall asleep for another hour. It was lovely.
Adults are not allowed to eat or drink in public, not even in their car, from sun-up to sun-down. Many restaurants don’t even open. Fortunately, you can order take away from some places and delivery from others. You can get a fine if you are caught eating in public or even jail time, whether you are Muslim or not. It’s about respect and consideration for those who are fasting. You can eat and drink in private places, like your home. Yesterday, I went to the nail salon and was surprised that I was offered coffee and tea.
Children below 4th grade generally are not required to fast but they can. Of my 12 students that came to school today, 2 of them partook in lunch, the others claimed to be fasting. I made it clear to them, not to judge those who were not.
In the evening, most families have a huge meal, called Iftar. Some even give food away. Yesterday at the Corniche, police officers were giving away food.
I’ve heard that the malls stay open very late and if you go, it will be like Black Friday at 2 in the morning, as parents purchase gifts for their kids for the end of Ramadan celebration, called Eid. I’ll let you know my experience when I go late at night. My son and I went to ‘The Mall’ yesterday and it was an absolute ghost town.
It is such a delight seeing men run to the mosque for morning and evening prayer, some running into the mosque and some simply praying outside in groups. I can’t even find the words I feel to describe this time of year here. It is really something.
Last night, my friend Jennifer held the first Iftar. We enjoyed a light dinner and each other’s company. I have 3 more Iftar’s that I will be attending this week including one with my job and another with friends from the BSoQ facebook group. Ramadan is indeed a special time in Qatar. Sadly, I will not be here to see the whole thing play through as I will be headed on some more adventures on my way home to the states.
Ramadan Kareem everyone from Qatar!
Ramadan in Qatar through the eyes of an Expat It's almost Ramadan and this will be my first time seeing it celebrated from a Muslim country.
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Times Of Pakistan Today Wishing You All Happy Ramadan Kareem Mubarak #RamadanMubarak
Times Of Pakistan Today Wishing You All Happy Ramadan Kareem Mubarak #RamadanMubarak
Ramadan Kareem! May Allah give you all the prosperity and success. May Allah bless you with wealth and happiness and gives you a healthy life.
The holy month Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam and a great opportunity for all Muslims to purify their mind, body, heart and soul by fasting and praying to Almighty Allah. The Ramadan is not only for fasting but also all Muslims should dedicate themselves in self-sacrifice like abstain from taking drink or food and physical needs, asking forgiveness for their wrongdoings and devoting themselves to Allah. And make sure that your friends and family have the proper benefits of this Ramadan so inform them about the activities and duties of this holy month.
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