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Understand how by sacrificing worldly pleasures and practicing the utmost self control in the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims benefit both in body and spirit.

Ramadan is the holiest month for Muslims. It's a month very different from other months requiring great deal of preparation. What is the best way to prepare for Ramadan?

During Ramadan, sustenance, such as food and water, is avoided between pre-dawn and sunset - providing a time for Muslims to reflect on what is taken for granted.

Ramadan, the month of fasting, is divided into three parts. The first part, or ten days, of Ramadan are for seeking God's Mercy, and sharing that mercy with others.

While fasting Ramadan is called for in the Quran, there remain questions about the gray areas (i.e. what does and doesn't negate fasting). The answers are in the Sunnah.

Parento want to instill in their children the spirit of Ramadan so that when fasting is eventually compulsory for the kids, they can easily manage Ramadan.

Fasting during the month of Ramadan is a spiritual awakening for Muslims. Through fasting, consciousness of God and love for humanity are developed.

All across the globe, Muslims recently looked for the new moon of Shaban, the eighth month of the Islamic calendar.

Rules surrounding its practice are found in the Quran and Sunnah (traditions of Prophet Muhammad, pbuh). Chapter 2, Verse 187 contains the last mention of fasting.

After having fasted for the month of Ramadan, although not an obligation, it is recommended to fast for six additional days of the following lunar month (Shawwal).

National Health Service in Britain is committed to providing Muslims with the best possible health care during Ramadan. The Guide gives advice on foods and health.

Ramadan is a very blessed time of year for Muslims; however, it can be challenging - particularly if there is little or no preparation.

Ramadan is not just a time of fasting by itself. It is not a diet plan, nor just a test of willpower. It is a time to worship, purify, and glorify the One and Only God.

Read this book on Middle East Travel stories by Maliha Masood. She buys a one-way ticket and flight to the Arab world: Egypt, Jordan, Syria and Turkey.

Ramadan is the month in which revelation was brought to the prophet Muhammad. It is the month in which humanity received the final revelation; the Quran.

Eid Al-Fitr is a time to rejoice for the one who has successfully fasted the month of Ramadan. The day begins with a some dates, congregational prayer and a sermon.

Ramadan is a time for fasting, reflection and prayer. It is also a time for special foods and for sharing with family and friends.

Often, during the thirty day of fasting for Ramadan, that workout plan can go awry. As the days progress, there's a desire to rest more and to do less physical activity.

Jesus entering the desert for forty days resembles rituals from many other cultures that aim at gaining enlightenment through self-induced trauma.

Islam requires a total submission and dedication to one god. It calls for complete following of teaching and guidance mentioned in Holy Quran.

Ranging from spiritual activities to food, and shopping London makes out to be a much more convenient spot than many other non-Muslim countries in the world for Muslims.

How can a Muslim differentiate between major and minor sins? What acts are regarded as sinful in Islam? Learn what's considered a minor or major sin in Islam.

Muslims follow the lunar calendar and thereby all months, activities, and holidays are determined by the sighting of the moon. Weeks, days and hours are also affected.

Being a student and living abroad can be both a lonely and the most rewarding experience. The key is to face Ramadan with the right attitude and prepare with confidence.

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