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Ramadan Etiquette

Ramadan
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Ramadan is the holy month, i.e. the ninth month of the Islamic calendar when Muslims observe fast from the start of dawn (i.e. just before the start of Fajr) until sunset (i.e. the entrance of maghrib time). Suhur as the morning meal is eaten before Fajr prayer and Iftar as the evening meal, during Ramadan, substituting the traditional three meals. While fasting, Muslims abstain from food, drink, smoking and sexual relations. Regarded as the Five Pillars of Islam, fasting during Ramadan also means increased praying and recitation of the Quran.  Since it is an intensely spiritual and sacred period; Non-Muslims are expected to respect the sentiments of fasting Muslims and maintain the sanctity of Ramadan.

Do’s

  • Wish your Muslim friends ‘Ramadan Kareem’ or ‘Ramadan Mubarak’, as the phrase means ‘Wish you a generous Ramadan’.
  • If you wish to get into the charitable spirit, donate at Ramadan camps.
  • Listen to music quietly on headphones or in your house without disturbing others.
  • Show respect towards those who are fasting by abstaining from eating in front of them.
  • If you have Muslim friends, be careful with the language you use on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.
  • If you are invited to an Iftar meal or called over friends to break the fast, be courteous enough to accept the invitation. You can also offer dates to your hosts, as they are usually the first food to break the fast.


Don’ts

  • Don’t drink, chew gum, eat, smoke or listen to music loudly in public during Ramadan.
  • Don’t wear revealing or tight clothes, wear respectful clothing during this period.
  • Don’t get into fights, abuse or swearing as Ramadan preaches peace and love.

11 comments

Faraz Hussain
Ramadan is a month of adoration, so we must receive it with repentance to Allah. We have to perform more virtuous deeds there in such as reciting the Quran, performing optional prayers, abundantly mentioning Allah, giving in charity, visiting your relatives and keeping good relations with them so that you may improvement the forgiveness and the mercy of Allah.
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Sajid
Ramadan is the month of purity, happiness, spirituality, celebrations of wearing beautiful clothes, We proud being a Muslim
Rebecca
Ramadan Kareem! In this holy month spend the days with prayers, helping others and also have a peaceful mind and patience towards everything. Also never forget to prepare healthy food during this month. I used to visit Nestle-Family Ramadan Calendar for the prayer timings.
Mohammed Fasil
https://youtu.be/tkGVsLc8yIw Latest video Ramadan tips I think this video useful to all
Maya
https://youtu.be/5CHgwSyLIM0 Just a quick Ramadan summary.
Zafana Almasi
Ramadan Kareem to all who visit this site and read this article. Ramadan is the month of abstinence, charity and forgiving. Allah is there with all those who comply with these three. Request all my brothers and sisters to donate your belongings to the needy. City Centre Deira is conducting a donation camp for this
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Azzan
We're proud of being a Muslim because Ramadan is nearer and we need to pray to Allah (swt) to spare our lives...
Hania
I hope everyone has a lovely Ramadan this year!
fatima
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