I personally love Ramadan is one of those dates, which every Muslims wait for in anticipation, a month that is dear to millions of hearts. It is a season of devotions, abstinence, and mastery over one’s self. On the following blog, the writer lists ten things that he or she loves about the month of Ramadan. All of them explain the importance and the beauty of this holy month making the experience especially for this month unforgettable.
1. Spiritual Renewal
Another of the aspects which I prefer in Ramazan is the spiritual cleansing that it allows for. The entire month is a way of people being told to regenerate or remind them that it is high time they bona fide their faith in God or Allah in this case.
Deepening the Connection
In the course of the Ramadan procedure, they experience increased praying and Quran interaction. It also enhances the devotion that people have to their Creator making everyone feel they are in touch with the powers that be.
2. Community Spirit
These feeling of unity during the month of Ramadan feel so empowering. People unite their families and friends and this unity is usually enhanced during this period.
Shared Experiences
I still value those times when everyone comes together for the iftar; this means the breaking of the fast. Meals taken together ensure unity as well as related togetherness increases thus enhancing the spirit of festivities.
3. Acts of Charity
Ramadan as among the holiest months of the year mainly for giving back and charity. This is the period when Muslims try to do good deeds as the master of the world and the creator of everything has gifted it to them.
Zakat and Sadaqah
Alms giving both compulsory known as ‘Zakat’ and the voluntary known as ‘Sadaqah’ not only consecrate the wealth but also allays human thrust. Just seeing what those acts do to the unfortunate is so satisfying.
4. Enhanced Focus on Prayer
In the course of the month of Ramadan, prayer occupies the frontline more than anything else. In order to find greater blessings Muslims are encouraged to increase their recitation or saying of the prayers in the night until the Fajr prayer.
Taraweeh Prayers
Taraweeh prayers in the mosque are my favorite, and it is such a wonderful feeling to pray. There is therefore an element of veneration, and people bow down together in a single act of fellowship.
5. The Quran
Many call the month of Ramadan the month of the Quran. It is a time especially when many if not most want to read and meditate on its verses.
Daily Recitation
Seems to be fufilling to set aside time daily to recite Quran. Not only does this practice serve to deepen understanding but it is also a way to arriving at the calmness of the heart.
6. Fasting as a Discipline
Ramadan is much more than simply not eating food and not drinking water all day; it is a class in self-control. This practice helps one to learn patience and how to restrain oneself from getting what he / she wants.
Personal Growth
The experience of fasting is that it aids in building personal endurance. People underline that rising to the level of overcoming the difficulties linked with fasting contributes to the forging of character.
7. Family Togetherness
Ramadan acts as a good time for families to be together. This month the residents generally have shared experiences which are memorable.
Iftar Traditions
`Iftar’, the meal served whenever the fast is broken, assumes a familial value. Eating together escalates love and togetherness between couple.
8. Gratitude and Reflection
Ramadan is a month of thankfulness and showing appreciation on the things we have received in life. Cheerful to show that one can be happy with so little in life, or maybe overemphasizing the value of satisfaction.
Mindfulness
This leads into practicing mindfulness during the occasions that come with positivity; such as moments in Ramadan. When we give a moment of our thought to the things that we are grateful for the contentment that arises is immense.
9. The Night of Decree
Among the many special nights in this month is the Laylat al-Qadr (the Night of Decree). This night, it is thought that evry prayer and supplication are accepted.
Seeking Forgiveness
It is my favored practice to set some time aside to repent and to make earnest supplications this night. It is a wake up call for people to realize courtesy of Allah being merciful and compassionate.
10. Eid Celebration
Thus, the fasting of Ramadan is followed by the end of the fasting followed by a festival, known as Eid al-Fitr. This event is as Australian as it is a time of thanksgiving, happiness, and togetherness.
Festive Atmosphere
The preparations for celebration of Eid al-Fitr are overwhelming. Happiness extends from wearing new clothes, tasty food, joviality and companied by the feeling of togetherness results in memorable celebrations.
Conclusion
The above are ten things I prefer about Ramadan. In fact, every single facet of this holy month is a chance for the religious, the communal, as well as the personal selves. By integrating these elements we are able to take advantage of Ramadan as a meaningful journey with a noble purpose.
As we move forward to the next season of Ramadan that is fasting we ought to embrace those impacts and values as we continue with our daily lives. May this blessed month serve to remind us of love, compassion and appreciation in the heart!