EID MUBARAK 2021
The month of Ramzan is that in which the
Quran was revealed - a guidance for mankind,proofs of guidance, and the criterion of right and wrong. It is a time of fasting for those who are present.
It is said that since Allah does not desire
hardships for his followers,
the follower should complete the period of
fasting and magnify Allah for having
guided him, and be thankful.
Allah wanted people to understand the
importance of ‘Empathy’. Empathy is to
place oneself in another's shoes. When we
get food anytime we want, it is easy to
become complacent and forget exactly how
lucky we are to have food
on our plate and a shelter over our heads.
The fasting of Ramzan teaches Muslims to be
patient, unselfish, kind. It gives them strength,
makes them resilient and brings them together.
It teaches people to be thankful to God for
providing them with everything they need as
there are others who are not so lucky. That
is why we feed the poor, giving them our share
of food because we have understood their hunger,
their suffering, and their hearts to better
understand ours.
Besides, we keep putting toxins in your body
all year by eating all that junk food - pizzas,
burgers, doughnuts and ice creams.
Fasting during the holy month purifies the
body of all toxins and bad things one may
have eaten throughout the year.
Going one step further,it is even said to
purify our souls.
But where in the Quran is it mandated that
the month of fasting be observed? For that,
we have to go back to the very beginning.
When Prophet Muhammad was spoken to by Allah himself.
The Quran was revealed to the Prophet
Muhammad in 610 AD on the occasion known as
Laylat al-Qadr, also known as "the Night of Power".
Observance of Ramzan is mandated in the
Quran,Surah 2, Ayah 185.
"The month of Ramzan [is that] in which
was revealed the Qur'an, guidance
for the people and clear proof of guidance
and criterion. So whoever sights [the new
moon of] the month, let him fast it.
And too
honour this first revelation of our Quran
by Allah to our Prophet, we fast.
To this day, sighting of a full moon, known
as ‘Eid ka Chaand’ marks the end of Ramzan.
It is therefore, a day of feasting and happiness.
The festival is called Eid-ul-Fitr and the
customary greeting during it
The month of Ramzan is that in which the
Quran was revealed - a guidance for mankind,proofs of guidance, and the criterion of right and wrong. It is a time of fasting for those who are present.
It is said that since Allah does not desire
hardships for his followers,
the follower should complete the period of
fasting and magnify Allah for having
guided him, and be thankful.
Allah wanted people to understand the
importance of ‘Empathy’. Empathy is to
place oneself in another's shoes. When we
get food anytime we want, it is easy to
become complacent and forget exactly how
lucky we are to have food
on our plate and a shelter over our heads.
The fasting of Ramzan teaches Muslims to be
patient, unselfish, kind. It gives them strength,
makes them resilient and brings them together.
It teaches people to be thankful to God for
providing them with everything they need as
there are others who are not so lucky. That
is why we feed the poor, giving them our share
of food because we have understood their hunger,
their suffering, and their hearts to better
understand ours.
Besides, we keep putting toxins in your body
all year by eating all that junk food - pizzas,
burgers, doughnuts and ice creams.
Fasting during the holy month purifies the
body of all toxins and bad things one may
have eaten throughout the year.
Going one step further,it is even said to
purify our souls.
But where in the Quran is it mandated that
the month of fasting be observed? For that,
we have to go back to the very beginning.
When Prophet Muhammad was spoken to by Allah himself.
The Quran was revealed to the Prophet
Muhammad in 610 AD on the occasion known as
Laylat al-Qadr, also known as "the Night of Power".
Observance of Ramzan is mandated in the
Quran,Surah 2, Ayah 185.
"The month of Ramzan [is that] in which
was revealed the Qur'an, guidance
for the people and clear proof of guidance
and criterion. So whoever sights [the new
moon of] the month, let him fast it.
And too
honour this first revelation of our Quran
by Allah to our Prophet, we fast.
To this day, sighting of a full moon, known
as ‘Eid ka Chaand’ marks the end of Ramzan.
It is therefore, a day of feasting and happiness.
The festival is called Eid-ul-Fitr and the
customary greeting during it
Musber khan wishing you advane eid and stay safe stay at home..
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