Zakat al Fitr is a mandatory charitable donation due before Eid al Fitr, the festival that marks the end of Ramadan. This donation serves to cleanse those fasting during Ramadan while...
Shab-e-Qadr, also known as Laylat al-Qadr, is one of the most important nights for Muslims during the holy month of Ramadan. It is believed to be the night when the first verses....
One of Islam's five pillars, zakat is a compulsory charity that Muslims must provide for people in need. It is a means of purifying one's money and supporting the neighbourhood. The Arabic origin of the word "zakaa," means to purify...
The source of good deeds is the month of Ramadan. Each virtue has a higher rate of occurrence throughout this holy month. The reward for nawafil is raised to the level of the fard prayer value, and...
Fasting is the pillar of Islam and we should be graterful for being blessed with another Ramadan, the sacred nights of Laylatul Qadar and Eid-ul-Fitr.
The blessed month of Ramadan brings blessings for the Muslim Ummah. Many people get more involved in their voluntary prayers and performing religious activities to get the most out of it. Laylatul Qadr, The Night of Power equates to thousands night of Allah’s mercy, forgiveness and worship.
Fasting is one of the five pillars of the faith. Fasting is an exercise that enables Muslim to realize the value of hunger and thirst of deprivation and poverty.
Laylat al Qadr (لیلة القدر) is an Arabic world which means Night of Power / Night of Decree in English. Laylatul Qadar is indeed the blessed and the most powerful night throughout the year.
The Holy Month of Ramadan is comprised of three ashras and each ashra consists of 10 days, but last ashra consists of either 9 or 10 days as per to the sight of moon.
Ramadan provides an opportunity to let clean people themselves, refuel, and press on with renewed vigor for the rest of life's trials and tribulations. Fasting is used to teach them courage and dedication during this period.