The month of Ramadan is the month of the most blessed and great virtues. The month of Ramadan has a special virtue over all other months. In its first decade, blessings are showered on the Almighty, through whose light and mystery It is possible to get out of the densities of darkness and disobedience, and the middle part of this blessed month is the cause of forgiveness of sins, and the last part of this month is the liberation from the fire of Hell, and all the good of this world and the hereafter in this blessed Month. It has been said that the one who is blessed in this month is never deprived of good blessings. If a person wishes, he can benefit from the virtue and superiority of this month at every moment. This month has been given to him by God Almighty. The sanctity of this blessed month and its exaltation can be gauged from the fact that Allah revealed the Qur'an al-Hakim in the same blessed month as Allah (swt) has commanded. The one who revealed it in the Qur'an

The month of Ramadhan in which the Holy Quran was revealed (Al-Baqarah)
Which is the source of growth and guidance for all mankind till the end of time, and the one who follows its commands and commands finds the key to well-being where there is no fear and hesitation of failure and despair. He also said: O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed for you, as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may become righteous. (Al-Baqarah)
From this verse it is clear that fasting was obligatory in the nations even before this. It is a different matter that the nature and quantity of this fast was different. It is divine so that the soul may be freed from the shackles of human desires and habits, its sexual powers may be balanced and through it the believer may attain the goal of eternal bliss Succeeding in liberation and the believer entrusts himself to the court of Allah in such a way that he does not even think of turning away from the divine commands till his last breath, and in the same way the fasting person commits himself to the fact that fasting is a form of fame and fortune. Be pure and clean and be filled with the hope of God's pleasure and a better reward in the Hereafter, because the real purpose of fasting is to create piety and fear of God in the believer, which is the greatest virtue of the believer. Because it is piety that makes a believer the most distinguished and worthy of honour in the sight of Allah, which in a way is no less than an honor for a believing servant, otherwise a person does not attain piety even after fasting, or in some way. If the signs of religious and Islamic change do not show, then we must understand that we have failed to achieve the real purpose of fasting, while the feeling of religious conversion informs us that we have the knowledge of God, fear of God and peace. The worldly life full of well-being and the blessing of divine pleasure in the hereafter deserves to be exalted above the grave. And on fulfilment of these conditions there is a fear of reward and honour, with the assurance of worldly and otherworldly well-being, there is also the fear of worldly loss and great torment in the Hereafter for not fulfilling it. Be sure to fast this month (Al-Baqarah).
In this verse, the command to fast is given to every believer who finds this holy month in his life. It is necessary for him to take the time and not delay in carrying out the commands of his Lord, because Life and death are part of this mortal. We do not know when the day of our death will come and we will be deprived of the virtue of this blessed Month forever. There are many traditions on the virtue of fasting The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: Whoever fasts Ramadan with faith and accountability, his past sins are forgiven. (Bukhari)
In this hadith, the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) has informed the believers with great clarity that a person who fasts with the intention of accountability, that is, sincerity and divinity, and seeking reward, and showing patience and perseverance while fasting. If he keeps reckoning with himself, then all his past sins will be forgiven. In another narration, it is narrated from Abdul Rahman bin Awf that the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: By fasting he becomes pure from sins as if he had just been born from his mother's womb.
In another narration, it is narrated from Abu Hurairah that the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: The good deeds of the son of Adam are increased from ten times to seven hundred times. Allah says: Fasting is an exception to this, because it is for me. I will reward him.
This hadith shows that the reward for some deeds increases from ten times to seven hundred times due to sincerity, and sometimes even more, but fasting is an action whose reward is infinite, innumerable and innumerable. There is no need for weights and measures. Only Allah knows. Surely the month of Ramadan is a blessing from Allah where there is no better opportunity for the believers in any month of the year to please Allah and His Messenger. Therefore, every moment of this great mah-e Mubarak is precious. Every hour is a means of asking for forgiveness. (To Be Continued)

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