Ramadan is a month of blessings: -
The month of Ramadan is a great blessing from Allah Almighty for His servants. Every single moment of this month is a priceless gift. It begins with mercy. The middle is the means of forgiveness and the last ten is the means of salvation from the fire of Hell. In Ramadan, there is a spring of special blessings. The reward of supererogatory is equal to the reward of duties, the reward of duties is given 70 times more.
Fasting of the Prophets:
Adam (peace be upon him) used to fast on the 14th, 13th and 15th of every month. Noah (peace be upon him) always fasted. David used to fast except for one day. Jesus (peace be upon him) used to fast one day and observe I'tikaaf for two days. He also used to fast on the 9th of Dhu al-Hijjah. He used to fast for 7 days after Eid-ul-Fitr.
Inspirational books console: -
Scriptures were revealed to Abraham in three nights of Ramadan. The Torah was revealed to Prophet Moses on Friday nights in the month of Ramadan. The Gospel was revealed to Hazrat Dawood (as) on the 13th of Ramadan and the Holy Quran was revealed to Hazrat Mustafa (as) on the 24th of Ramadan. The Holy Qur'an was not revealed once. Rather, its revelation spans 23 years. The first revelation of the Holy Quran took place on the night of Qadr, in the month of Ramadan, from the first five verses of Surah Al-Alaq. In Surah Al-Qadr, the value of the night on which the revelation of the Qur'an began is described.
Beginning of Ramadan:
Muslims were obliged to fast on the 10th of Shawwal, 2 AH. Fasting is the second pillar of Islam and is obligatory on adult Muslim men and women. When the month of Ramadan is approaching, you deliver a sermon on the virtues, blessings and blessings of Ramadan and prepare the Companions to take full advantage of the blessings of Ramadan This month of Al-Mubarak is the month of patience and the reward of patience is heaven. This is the month in which the provision of the believers is increased in return for their good deeds.
Invitation Month: -
Fasting is a shield that protects the world from evils. A person who fasts in Ramadan with a state of faith and with the intention of the reward of the Hereafter. God will forgive all his sins. Those who have done it before. Allah Almighty has said in Al-Baqarah: “O those people! Fasting is prescribed for you who believe, as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may become righteous.
Hazrat Data Ganj Bakhsh (may Allah have mercy on him) says that the reality of fasting is to stop and there are many conditions for fasting. For example, fasting is to prevent the stomach from eating and drinking, to prevent the eye from having sexual intercourse, to keep the ear from hearing backbiting, to keep the tongue from talking nonsense and provocative things, and from keeping the body from disobeying God's command.
It is also a well-known fact that overeating and untimely eating cause gastrointestinal diseases, which do not allow the body to grow properly, but often lead to malnutrition due to unhealthy diet and unspecified meal times. ۔ In order to prevent these irregularities throughout the year and to adhere to the principles of health and fitness, it was necessary for a person to be bound for thirty days. They should eat and drink at the appointed time and abstain from eating and drinking after the prescribed time.
Along with fasting, a person attains physical health and with the maturity of the soul, his physical health gradually attains perfection. Fasting is Zakat on the body.” Just as all the acts of worship of Islam are better than all other religions, so fasting is also better than all the remedial means of the world and has all the benefits, including the purification of the soul and the purification of the soul. It is also a practice of avoiding sins throughout the year.
The intensity of hunger and thirst is also a test on one's self and it also includes the feeling of bisexual distress and the practice of keeping oneself steadfast in times of distress and anxiety and also the struggle for the great success of the time to come. What can a person who can't control his desires for a few hours do in life and how can he rise above the difficulties of life? This month has started with lunar calculation so that there will be exams in every season.
I'tikaaf: -
Search is the search for truth. It is the name of immersing oneself in one's mind and finding life. I'tikaaf is the name given to the month of I'tikaf for freeing oneself from the confusions of the world, proposing devotion to one's Creator and Master, or shedding tears in the presence of God and asking forgiveness from oneself and asking forgiveness for one's sins. The purpose of all worship in Islam is to worship the God who created the color and smell of the universe. In the last ten days of Ramadan, thousands of people sit in I'tikaf.
The last ten days of Ramadan are the ten days of salvation from the fires of Hell. Laylat al-Qadr also falls in this decade. The birthday of the Holy Quran is celebrated. The great spiritual gathering of the 27th of Ramadan also takes place in this decade.. Naat ceremonies are held. People stay up all night. The last hours of the night light the lamps of remembrance of God. When they stand on the pillars for tahajjud, the angels also shower flowers of mercy on them.
Repentance from sins in I'tikaaf, abundance of Istighfar, solitude from the world, increase in sincerity, sighs at night, opportunity to minister and meet elders on dreams and world events, maturity of meditation, universal journey, happiness of bliss On the occasion of receiving Laylat al-Qadr, the conditions are very conducive for the journey back home, solitude, and return to the bliss of the association. There is worship.
Laylat al-Qadr: -
Value means greatness and honor. That night falls on one of the five odd nights of the last ten days of this blessed month. That is, (27,25,23,21 and 29) does not occur in one odd night in a year and in another odd night in another year, but they occur in one of the five nights, so it is stated to occur on different nights ۔ There is also a lot of wisdom in not specifying Laylat al-Qadr so that Muslims can spend at least five odd nights in remembrance and worship of Allah if not in search of that night. If a night had been appointed, people would have been awake and worshiped on that night, and if that night had been appointed, those who worshiped it would have been rewarded with a great reward, but those who spent it in sins would have been severely punished. Because they lost it in disobedience to God while recognizing Shab-e-Qadr, so the requirement of mercy is to keep it hidden.
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