Fasting is a shield, so the one who fasts should avoid obscene speech and ignorant behavior. If someone abuses him or starts to fight with him, he should reply by saying: I am fasting. I am fasting
The viewing of a new crescent moon signals the beginning of Ramadan, a month of devotion and self-reflection. Ramadan, one of the months in the Islamic calendar, was additionally included in the records of the medieval Arabs. Ramadan gets its name from the Arabic root "ar-rammed," which signifies searing heat. Because the lunar Islamic calendar follows the phases of the moon, the start of Ramadan varies from year to year. In Saudi Arabia, a moon sighting is given the proper start and conclusion of Ramadan. It starts on the day that the committee observes the new crescent moon, which might be difficult because it's fairly dim and only visible for approximately 20 minutes. If the moon cannot be seen with the unaided eye due to fog or mists, astronomical computations are performed to determine if it can be seen in the sky. Ramadan is expected to start on March 23 and end on April 21 with Eid al-Fitr festivities. Muslims strive to improve intellectually and strengthen their connections with Allah during Ramadan. They accomplish this by worshipping and memorizing the Quran, acting with purpose and selflessness, and refraining from gossiping, lying, and fighting.
Fasting between dawn and dusk is compulsory for all Muslims all across the month, except for those who are unwell, pregnant, traveling, old, or menstruating. Fasting days missed can be made up throughout the year, either all at once or one day at a time. Meals allow Muslims to mingle with others from the neighborhood and break they are fast collectively. Suhoor, or pre-dawn meal, is typically served at 4:00 a.m., before the first prayer of the day, fajr. Once the sunset prayer, the Maghreb, is completed—normally about 7:30—the evening meal, iftar, can begin. Muslims consume dates during suhoor and iftar because the Prophet Mohammed broke his fast with dates and a drink of water. Fasting also teaches your soul. We experience desires for items like chocolate, candy, pastries, ice cream, soda, and so on any given day, and we give in to our cravings. But, since we're unable to consume anything when fasting, we learn to control our desires.
Furthermore, during fasting, one avoids undesirable habits such as lying, backbiting, using profane language, abusing or disrespecting others, and so on. All of this contributes to becoming strong and in control of oneself. And, after practicing these healthy behaviors for the month, that becomes second nature to continue performing this throughout Ramazan. ” afterward follows a fixed pattern in a fast by getting up at a fixed time, praying on time, and eating at a particular time." It not only lets you make more efficient use of your time, but it also allows you to do more in your life. And so, in turn, this time administration and scheduling for doing things at specific times contributes to encouraging professionalism in life." "Aside from that, there are clear great advantages of fasting. Fasting aids in the elimination of waste products from our bodies as well as the combustion of stored fat. It also aids digesting if one avoids eating too much at Sehr and Iftar hours. Then there are the clinically documented benefits of fasting for reducing stress and dietary changes." "Staying hungry and thirsty during the fast also helps us comprehend the pain of poor people who hardly have enough to eat.
We can connect with their suffering and thus become more compassionate toward them, causing us to support them by donating more to charity. When we are unable to drink or eat during a fast, we realize how important everything we take for granted in life arises to us and is truly a blessing from Almighty Allah; because it is only when we are denied of the necessities in our lives that we genuinely grasp their actual value." "Furthermore, in our social dealings, we can be better individuals under the teachings learned throughout Ramadan. On the final days of Ramadan, Muslims all around the world remain up late to pray in search of Laylatul Qadr (the night of power). The last Friday of Ramazan is another noteworthy occasion for Muslims. Apart from that, during a fast and in this holy month as a whole, the emphasis is on performing good deeds. Above all, by increasing our commitment during the fast, we become more cognizant of and close to God. We recognize that we were made by a Creator who also produced everything else in the world. The more we realize these things and grow closer to God, the more serenity and serenity we experience in our lives." "We people are special in that we live lives that are both materialistic and spiritual. It is our responsibility to cultivate our spiritual side and fast throughout Ramadan.

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