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Ramadan is a fasting thing and the Muslim have to do it because it show how the homeles people are like the don't have food for a half a month until the 1st eid
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Who celebrates the Ramandan holiday?
Muslims celebrate it
What date is ramandan 2009?
Saudi have confirmed 22nd so begins on Saturday.
What do they eat when they it is not dawn and not sunset but in ramandan?
Im 10 and i learned it in school. They can't eat or drink anything!
What date does ramandan begin in 2009?
Friday, August 21, 2009 - Saturday, September 19, 2009
Why is Eid important?
eid is Arabic word meaning festival/celebrating and are for Important dates in history of Islam.
What are some symbols associated with eid and ramandan?
Symbols associated with Eid include the crescent moon and star, representing the Islamic lunar calendar, and the color green, symbolizing nature and new beginnings. Symbols associated with Ramadan include the crescent moon, symbolizing the start of the Islamic lunar month, and lanterns, representing the spiritual enlightenment and guidance sought during this holy month.
Can i go to non Muslim's marriage in Ramadan month?
Non Muslims in mosquesWhy not, Going to the masjid will give them knowledge about Islam provided that they respect the masjid and wear as should be.In general most imaams will allow non-Muslims to enter the mosque provided they adhere to the rules and etiquettes set out for such occasions.
When does Ramadan take place?
It is during the 9th month of the Islamic, or Hijri, calender from sunrise until sunset...!!! The dates can change and the time can change too so wait until Ramadan because you don't know when the first day is.It is Ramadan and it is on different days each year. It lasts for a month and starts and ends depending on the lunar cycle. Different mosques begin and end Ramadan on different days, depending on the sighting of the moon. For example, in the UK, in 2008, it started on Sep 1st and Eid was on Tuesday Sep 30st for some people.Ramadan, the ninth month of the Muslim year, during which strict fasting is observed in daylight hours, began on 29 June this year and ends on the evening of 28 July. Almost all Muslims try to give up bad habits during Ramadan and some will pray more or read the Koran.Read more: theweek.co.uk/religion/54029/ramadan-when-does-it-end-and-other-questions#ixzz3aCMpooRq
