The month of Ramadan is the month in which the Quran was sent down,
a guidance for the people, and clear verses of guidance and criterion.
[Quran: Chapter 2:183]

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Friday, August 13, 2010

Fasting in Ramadan

More than one billion Muslims around the world are fasting during the month of Ramadan. In 2010, Ramadan will be for 30 days beginning on August 11 (in most parts of the world).

If you are a non-Muslim and have wondered why so many Muslims fast from dawn to dusk for every day during the month of Ramadan, then do spend a few minutes watching this informational video that will help answer this question.

Additionally, the following reading materials might be beneficial for you:

Why Do Muslims Fast During Ramadan?

Basic Facts on Ramadan

Fasting in Ramadan



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Special Ramadan Series

Dear Reader, Assalaamu’alaikum.

Ramadan Mubarak. We wish you a blessed and productive Ramadan! Make no mistake about it - keeping the fast and increasing our acts of worship during this blessed month is not an easy task. The physical demands of balancing work or school with fasting all day, feeling fatigued and less effective than you normally are, waking up for Suhoor, praying Teraweeh and Tahajjud prayers, dealing with sleep deficits.

But the last thing we would want is to let Ramadan pass us by without doing all that we aim and desire to. Do not allow yourself to feel guilty or regretful when Ramadan passes.

The Ramadan Series will send you emails with practical tips on how to gain and maintain the physical and spiritual energy necessary to embark on increased religious oligations so that you will reap the benefits from this blessed month. This includes special Ramadan duas to say during the month. Do sign-up today!

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