What you need to know about Ramadan 2022, the Muslim fasting month practiced throughout the globe.
Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic holy calendar, begins on April 1st, and is commemorated by Muslims all over the globe as a month of prayer, fasting, and fellowship.
The crescent moon, a symbol utilized in Ramadan decorations, marks the beginning and conclusion of the holy month.
So, what are some of the rituals that Muslims follow throughout Ramadan, and why do they do so, and how long does the holy month last? Here’s everything you need to know.
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What is the duration of Ramadan?
Ramadan will begin on the evening of April 1st and finish on the evening of May 1st this year. The Islamic holy month revolves on the crescent moon, which starts on Friday with the “Ramadan” moon, which marks the end of the Islamic month of Shaban and the start of Ramadan.
The holy month has no set start and finish dates since it is determined by the observation of the crescent moon, which changes every calendar year.
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During Ramadan, do Muslims fast?
One of the Five Pillars of Islam is to observe Ramadan every year. All adult Muslims must fast from sunrise to sunset, with occasional exceptions for age, sickness, or other medical problems.
During Ramadan, Muslims break their fast with a suhur (morning meal) before dawn and an iftar (evening meal) after dusk.
During Ramadan, Muslims pray and recite the Quran in addition to fasting.
When it comes to fasting during Ramadan, what are the rules?
Fasting during Ramadan is subject to tight guidelines. Muslims fast from dawn to sundown, not just from food but also from all beverages, including water. Gum chewing is also forbidden during the fast.
When does Ramadan come to an end?
Eid al-Fitr, which begins on the evening of May 1 and lasts three days, will mark the completion of the holy month. It also marks the start of Shawwal, the Islamic calendar’s tenth month.
It marks the conclusion of the fasting month and is marked with prayer, presents, family visits, and charitable activities.
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