The month of Ramadan is the most honorable and important of the 12 months of the lunar calendar, according to which Muslims around the world live.
When does fasting start and how long does it last?
Ramadan (another name is Ramadan) is the ninth month of the Muslim lunar calendar, which is 10 or 11 days less than the solar year. For this reason, the days of Muslim religious holidays are shifted from the Gregorian calendar each year.
Accordingly, Ramadan, which lasts from 29 to 30 days, depending on the lunar calendar, falls on different dates every year. In 2017, Ramadan lasts 30 days.
At the Moscow cathedral mosque during the Muslim holiday of Ramadan, according to the Muslim calendar, days begin at sunset, and not at midnight, as in the Gregorian calendar.
Ramadan in 2017 begins on the evening of May 26 with sunset and ends on the evening of June 25, 2017, after which the Eid al-Fitr holiday (the Turkic name is Eid al-Fitr) will begin.
At the same time, in different Muslim countries, Ramadan may begin at different times, and this depends on the method of astronomical calculation or direct observation of the phases of the moon.
Ramadan is translated from Arabic as "hot", "scorching heat". Every devout Muslim this month proves the strength of his faith, thanks to the complete rejection of the most simple human needs during hot days. The faithful during this period must be freed from various thoughts that can defile a person.
Mosque of Hassan II in CasablancaMuslims believe that the spiritual and physical fasting of Ramadan can significantly improve the state of the human spirit. In the Turkic languages, this post is called uraza.
Fasting in Ramadan
During the entire month of Ramadan, Muslims are required to observe a number of strict rules, one of which is fasting, the purpose of which is to rethink life, cleanse the soul and body.
During fasting, you should pray a lot and confirm daily your intention (niyat) to participate in this holiday in the name of Allah. You should also refrain from evil thoughts and intentions, beware of discrediting deeds and impious people.
Fasting begins at dawn and ends after sunset.
During Ramadan, Muslims refrain from eating and drinking during daylight hours, smoking, including hookah or other mixtures, and intimacy.
The Kul-Sharif Mosque in Kazan It is considered a violation of the fast to swallow any liquid, including water during bathing, as well as skipping niyat. At the same time, blood donation, bathing, kissing, and the introduction of drugs through injections are allowed.
The main meaning of such a fast is to strengthen the faith of every believing Muslim, as well as determine life values and, of course, enrich yourself spiritually through daily prayer, as well as refraining from temptations. Practice shows that fasting has a healing effect on the body.
Ramadan is one of the pillars of Islam. It is obligatory for every adult Muslim to observe it. The exceptions are children, sick people, pregnant and lactating women, travelers, warriors and the elderly who are physically unable to fast. But it is obligatory to compensate for fasting in another, more favorable period.
If a Muslim has broken the fast, then he must pay the needy a certain amount of money or food, thus replenishing the fast.
With the onset of Ramadan, it is customary for Muslims to congratulate each other in words or in the form of postcards, because it was this holiday that laid the foundation for the birth of the holy book of the Koran, which plays a special role in the life of every believer.
Pilgrims in Mecca Ramadan is a time to earn eternal Paradise, when many deeds can be worthy of a great reward. These include fasting, five times prayer, the Tarawih prayer, sincere supplication-du "a, iftar (breaking the fast), pre-dawn meal (sahur), donations and many other good deeds and deeds.
When was the Quran sent down
The first revelation of the Qur'an was sent down on the night of Laylat-al-Qadr or the Night of Power and Predestination. This is the most important night of the year for every Muslim.
Muhammad, when his prophetic mission began, was 40 years old.
Before the revelation of the Qur'an, the Prophet Mohammed often retired and prayed in the cave of Hira near Mecca, where the first sura of the Qur'an was revealed to him in 610.
By the order of Allah, one of the angels, Jabrail, came to the Prophet Muhammad and said to Him: “Read.” The word "read" means "Quran". With these words, the sending down of the Koran began - that night the angel Jabrail transmitted the first five verses from the Sura Clot.
The revealed QuranThe mission lasted until the death of Muhammad - the Great Quran was sent down to the prophet for 23 years.
According to sources, Laylat al-Qadr is the night when angels descend to earth and the prayer recited on this night is much more powerful than all the prayers in the year.
In the Quran, this Night is dedicated to the whole sura “Inna anzalnagu”, which says that the Night of Power is better than a thousand months in which it is not. This is the night when the fate of every person, his life path, difficulties and trials to be passed are predetermined in heaven, and if you spend this night in prayers, in understanding your deeds and possible mistakes, then Allah will forgive him sins and be merciful.
Regarding the date of the night of Predestination, the Qur'an says that it falls on one of the last 10 nights of Ramadan. Therefore, it is considered most correct to dedicate all the last 10 nights of Ramadan to prayers. Some sources indicate that Laylat al-Qadr falls on the 27th of Ramadan, that is, on the night of June 21-22.
Tbilisi MosqueRespect for the ninth month of the lunar calendar is repeatedly mentioned in the Koran. Muslims call the fast "mubarak", that is, blessed. It is believed that the value of a good deed performed at this time increases several hundred times.
For example, a small pilgrimage (umrah) is equivalent in value to the hajj (visiting Mecca), and voluntary prayer is rewarded in the same way as mandatory. Ramadan received a special status in 622.
What is celebrated after the fast of Ramadan
Ramadan ends with the second most important holiday - Eid al Fitr or the so-called Feast of Conversation. The holiday comes after sunset on the last day of Ramadan and lasts for three days.
The Feast of Conversation begins on the first day of the month of Shawwal, which comes at the end of the holy Ramadan. In 2017, Eid al Fitr will be celebrated from 26 to 28 June.
The holiday begins with the onset of evening prayer time - from this time it is advisable for all Muslims to read the takbir (the formula for exalting Allah). Takbir is read before the holiday prayer on the day of the holiday.
Tbilisi mosque in the historical center of the Georgian capital
Muslims at this time should indulge in reflection on spiritual values and rethink life during the period of fasting. This day is considered a holiday of salvation from hell, as well as a day of reconciliation, love and friendly handshakes. On this day, it is customary to visit the destitute and take care of the elderly.
It is advisable to spend the night of the holiday in vigil, in the all-night service to Allah. On the day of the holiday, it is advisable to put on clean clothes, put a silver ring on your finger, perfume yourself with incense and, after eating a little, go to the mosque early to perform the holiday prayer.
On this day, Muslims distribute alms to those in need, congratulate each other and wish the Almighty to accept fasting, visit relatives, neighbors, acquaintances, friends, receive guests.
The material was prepared on the basis of open sources.
Every year in Ramadan, Muslims fast. This month falls on a different date each year. In this article, you will learn when Ramadan 2019 will be, as well as the rules of fasting.
The month of Ramadan is called sacred, it is a very important month for Muslims. At this time, there is fasting, which is one of the five pillars of Islam.
The month of Ramadan lasts 29 or 30 days, depending on the lunar calendar. Fasting begins at dawn on the first day of Ramadan and ends at sunset on the last day.
Important: Ramadan falls in 2019 for May 6 to June 4. Fasting lasts exactly 29 days and ends with the holiday of Uraza Bayram, which will be held on June 4, 2019.
For Muslims, fasting is considered an honorable act. Indeed, by doing this, a fasting Muslim strengthens faith in Allah, is cleansed of earthly sins and draws on himself the prosperity of Allah.
It is considered honorable among Muslims in this Holy month to do good, good deeds, to help those in need. Indeed, Allah sees them, and every good deed is rewarded by Allah.
It is in the Holy month of Ramadan that people stop quarreling, being offended, and envying. This month, the hearts of believers unite in a single prayer and love for Allah.
It is during this Holy month that both the soul and body of a believing Muslim are cleansed through fasting and prayer. The soul is filled with love and compassion for people.
The main condition is not to break the fasting schedule, not to miss prayers.
Ramadan or Ramadan: which is correct?
Important: Many people have a question, how to say - Ramadan or Ramadan? After all, both words are used in different sources. The answer to this question is unequivocal: both pronunciations are correct.
In other words, Ramadan and Ramadan are one and the same. However, there is an explanation for this.
The letter dad exists only in Arabic. Therefore, the Arabs pronounce this word as Ramadan. The Turkic peoples, in turn, say "Ramazan", because such a pronunciation is characteristic of their linguistics. Any pronunciation is not considered a mistake.
When are Muslims fasting Ramadan in 2019?
- In 2019 Muslims start fasting the 6th of May after the morning azan - the call to prayer. Post ends June 4 after the evening adhan. June 4 the feast of conversation is coming - Eid al Adha.
The month of Ramadan is considered sacred because, according to legend, in the month of Ramadan, the Prophet Muhammad received the first verses of the Koran.
In Ramadan, it is customary to pray with special zeal and renounce the evil of life.
Fasting helps the believer to be cleansed of sins, to understand the true meaning of earthly life, pacifies souls, teaches patience.
Ramadan, Uraza Bayram 2019 calendar: schedule, date
Ramadan ends with a big holiday - Eid al Adha.
Important: Uraza Bayram is celebrated the day after the end of the fast. In 2019, the holiday of Uraza Bayram is June 4.
Preparation for Eid al-Adha
Preparation for this day begins in advance. It is customary to start the holiday with a common prayer.
- Every Muslim must make a donation to the poor on this day, also on this day Muslims go to cemeteries to the deceased relatives, as well as to visit each other.
- It is forbidden to fast on this day and be sad.
- The best dishes should be on the table, and the clothes should be smart.
- In many countries this day is an official holiday.
Holiday Uraza Bayram
As you know, with hardship comes relief. This can be seen in the fasting of Ramadan and the holiday that follows it. Fasting is difficult to observe, but the joy after that is very great.
Intention to Fast Ramadan
A Muslim who intends to fast should not forget about the intention to fast - niyat.
There are rules of intent, non-observance of which leads to the fact that the post may not be counted. Consider these rules:
- Intention to post is pronounced on the eve of each new day of the month of Ramadan. The intention is pronounced after the last meal of the night, but in the second half of the night.
- If a person said the intention at dawn, then his fast on that day will not be counted.
- When a person has doubts about pronouncing the intention at dawn or at night, then fasting on that day also does not count.
- It is not necessary to pronounce the words of intention out loud, you can say mentally.
Before pronouncing the intention, a person must understand the essence of this action - the desire to abandon all sinful deeds that can break the fast. - If a person pronounces an intention without understanding the essence of what is happening, such an intention also does not count.
Important: Words of intent sound like this “I have determined to fast the day of the month of Ramadan in accordance with faith and sincerely for the sake of Allah Almighty.” .
How to keep Ramadan, how to fast?
Fasting Ramadan provides for eating and drinking only at night. During the day, a person should completely refuse food.
In the early days, it can be very difficult to adjust to such a diet. But prayers also help other people who are subject to one goal. After all, together it is easier to experience all the inconveniences.
After a few days, the body gets used to the routine and fasting proceeds easily. So tune in to it and remember Allah will reward you for the right actions.
In addition, sexual intercourse during the day is prohibited. At night, you can make love.
Who is exempt from fasting in the month of Ramadan?
- Aged people. If people, for reasons of their health, are unable to fast or make up for fasting afterwards, they must pay fidyah-sadaqa, a donation to feed one poor person a day. You can feed 30 poor people at once or feed one poor person for 30 days. If a person is old, but his health allows him to fast, he must fast.
- Pregnant or lactating mothers. Also, a woman who is breastfeeding someone else's child can skip the post. In this case, the fast can be skipped if there is a real threat to the health of the child, the risk of losing milk or the risk of miscarriage. In the future, such a woman will have to compensate for the days of fasting, the donation for fasting does not need to be paid.
- Women who have started menstruating. On the days of menstruation, women should skip the fast, but then make up for these days. The fast of such a woman will not be counted, but out of respect for Ramadan, she should not eat during the day.
- hopelessly sick people. If a sick person begins to fast and his health deteriorates, he must break the fast. If a person subsequently recovers, then he will have to make up for the missed days of fasting, and his fidya-sadaqah will be counted as a donation.
- Travelers and those who are at war are also exempt from fasting. However, later they are obliged to make up for these days.
Video: Month of Ramadan
What breaks fasting in the month of Ramadan?
- Critical days or postpartum discharge;
- Taking medication by swallowing;
- Smoking, mindful eating and drinking;
- Conscious intimacy
- Water ingestion while bathing
- Invoking Vomit
If a person consciously committed sexual intercourse during fasting, he is obliged to atone for the sin - to fast for 60 days in a row.
Other violations require compensation for the day of fasting on which the violation occurred.
What does not violate the fast of Ramadan?
- If a person ate and drank water, forgetting about fasting. If a fasting person suddenly drank water or ate, but immediately remembered and continued fasting, this is not considered a violation;
- involuntary vomiting;
- You can taste food with the tip of your tongue without swallowing it;
- Rinsing the mouth or rinsing the nose if water is not swallowed;
- You can bury medicines in the eyes and give injections (not vitamins and not nutritious);
- Ointment and inhalation of incense, bathing.
Muslim prayer
Ramadan: what can you eat?
Important: At night in the month of Ramadan, you can eat anything. However, it must not be transferred. It is enough to eat exactly the amount of food that is enough to renew strength and saturation.
After sunset, you can put one dish or several on the table. The conversation begins with dates. At night, you can eat whatever you like - soups, vegetables, meat, pastries, dried fruits and fruits, cereals, fish, salads, etc.
Food during Ramadan
Why is Ramadan only eaten at night?
Important: The Almighty said: "Eat and drink until you distinguish the white thread from the black thread at dawn, and then fast until night." It was these words that became the basis for the fasting of Ramadan.
Impact of fasting Ramadan on health
Studies have been conducted that have established that fasting Ramadan does not harm the body. Volunteers were taken blood at the beginning of the post, during and after the end.
- Laboratory studies have established the positive effect of fasting on many systems of the body, such as the immune, genitourinary, circulatory, nervous.
- Most fasting people were able to get rid of excess weight.
- The main blood parameters remained normal.
- Those indicators that deviated from the norm recovered a few days after leaving the post.
The main benefit of fasting Ramadan from a medical point of view is that you get all the necessary nutrients, albeit at night.
Video: Fasting Ramadan from the point of view of medicine
Congratulations on the coming month of Ramadan
For Muslim believers, fasting is a joyful event. People congratulate each other, wish patience, strength, wisdom, as well as joy and health. Below in the picture, see the best selection of congratulations and poems dedicated to the holiday of Ramadan.
Congratulations on the holiday of Ramadan in verse
Congratulations on Ramadan in prose
What should be done in Ramadan?
Be sure to pray fervently during fasting, develop spiritually, think about good deeds and do them.
- This time is necessary in order to remind the person of the real mission in this life.
- Ramadan is not a time for entertainment, this is a time for reading the Koran, good thoughts and deeds.
- Ramadan is a time for helping other people, the poor, the needy.
- In this month, alms are distributed, people ask for forgiveness, and do good deeds.
- This month, observe all the rules of fasting regularly.
What not to do during the month of Ramadan?
During Ramadan (Ramadan) one should not lie, swear, idle talk, behave loosely, quarrel.
- It is advisable at this time to give up amusements, condemnation of other people.
- You can not be angry with loved ones, swear, plot bad things. Fasting teaches humility and patience.
- If a person provokes a fasting person and calls for a quarrel, the fasting person should not enter into scolding, skirmish, fight.
- He must remind himself that he honors and observes the fast.
Namaz in the month of Ramadan
During Ramadan, believers should pray diligently, as well as read a prayer - tarawih prayer. This prayer is best performed in the mosque, but you can also do it at home with your family.
Important: Tarawih prayer is a special prayer during Ramadan, which lasts until dawn.
Namaz in the month of Ramadan
Video: Prayer before meals in the month of Ramadan
Women, like men, must observe the fast of Ramadan.
- If a woman has critical days, she should break the fast. And later continue it;
- A woman should not approve of the weakness of her husband if he desired intimacy during the day in Ramadan;
- At night, you don’t have to deny your husband intimacy;
- When a woman prepares food, one can taste the salt without swallowing the food;
- It is undesirable to while away the days of fasting by shopping and spending money;
- A woman, because of household chores, should not neglect prayer.
Is it possible to drink kvass in the post of Ramadan?
Muslims are allowed to consume alcoholic beverages if the proportion of alcohol in them is negligible and does not lead to intoxication. Factory kvass, as a rule, is not able to intoxicate, so you can drink it.
Can you swallow saliva during Ramadan?
- The saliva that collects in the mouth can be swallowed. This is not considered a breach of the fast.
- But if the saliva has already gone beyond the mouth, such as touching the lips, then the swallowed saliva will be a violation.
- If blood from the gums gets into the saliva, this will also be a violation. Such saliva must be spit out.
Can you brush your teeth in Ramadan?
It is better to brush your teeth at night. If you have to brush your teeth during the day, then you need to be careful not to swallow toothpaste and saliva at the same time. When rinsing the mouth, water must be spit out and not swallowed.
Important: It is better for Muslims to brush their teeth with a sivak stick. This will not break the post.
Is it possible to marry or steal a girl in the month of Ramadan?
Fasting is not a barrier to nikah (marriage). However, you can not arrange feasts and festivities during the day.
Stealing a girl from the point of view of religion is a sin. Islam strongly discourages the theft of something and the infliction of violence on a person. Therefore, in Ramadan, you cannot steal girls.
Video: Fasting in Ramadan
For every Muslim, the holy month of Ramadan is not only a period of strict fasting, but also a symbol of spiritual and physical purity, an opportunity to get rid of sinful deeds and thoughts, to prove one's devotion to the Almighty. Translated from Arabic, "Ramadan" means "hot" or "hot" - indeed, believers have to observe many severe restrictions and mandatory ritual actions throughout the month. In addition, in the Arabian Peninsula, which is considered the "cradle" of Islam, fasting has long been observed during the exhausting summer heat. What date does Ramadan 2017 start? The beginning and end of the holy month is determined by the lunar calendar, so every year the event falls on different dates. Today we will find out the schedule for Ramadan in 2017 for Moscow, as well as traditional features - what you can eat and what you can not do on this important Muslim post (uraza).
Ramadan 2017 - the beginning and end of the holy month
According to ancient legends, during his stay in the cave of Hira near Mecca, the prophet Muhammad received the first divine revelation from the angel Jibril - this important event took place in the month of Ramadan (Ramadan) 610. Together with the subsequent revelations received by the prophet from the Almighty, the holy book of the Koran was compiled. The holiday was widely spread in 622.
What date does Ramadan start and end in 2017?
According to the Muslim (lunar) calendar, Ramadan is considered the ninth month, and its beginning and end are annually determined by learned theologians. In 2017, the holy month will begin on May 27 and end on June 25, after which the strict fast will be replaced by a cheerful holiday of breaking the fast - Uraza-Bayram.
Month of Ramadan 2017 - schedule-calendar of prayers for Russia (Moscow)
During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims are required to observe a strict fast (uraza), adhering to a specially drawn up schedule - for Russia, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia or another country. So, in Moscow, Ramadan in 2017 begins on May 25 at 9:06 pm, and ends at 9:20 pm on June 24. During strict fasting, a prayer is considered an obligatory ritual for every devout Muslim, which is traditionally read in the morning after waking up, during the day and in the evening before going to bed. We bring to your attention the schedule of Ramadan fasting in 2017 for Moscow - following our calendar, you can perform prayer according to all the rules and at a certain time.
Schedule of the month of Ramadan 2017 - for Moscow
What you can eat in Ramadan - the rules of nutrition during holy fasting
The main rule of Ramadan is the restriction in food, drink, smoking and intimacy. Thus, the soul and body are cleansed of sins and various negativity. As for food during the holy fast, there are their own rules and restrictions. So, all believing Muslims with the onset of Ramadan can eat only after sunset - this dinner is called iftar. According to tradition, the whole family gathers at the table after evening prayers, local time. Fasting begins every day at dawn, and ends with the last ray of the sun - and so the whole month of Ramadan.
Food and water for Ramadan - fasting features
According to Islamic canons, the morning breakfast (suhoor) should end before dawn, and the evening meal (iftar) is held only after sunset. Before starting a meal, you need to take three sips of water and eat a few dates. Each meal is preceded by a special prayer - pre-dawn or evening. What can you eat on Ramadan? Despite the strict fast, different dishes are served for the meal - from meat, cereals, vegetables. The most popular drinks include tea, coffee, milk and water.
Ramadan - what should Muslims not do?
During the holy fast of Ramadan, there are a number of restrictions and prohibitions for Muslim believers. What not to do on Ramadan? It is strictly not allowed to drink alcohol and various types and drinks, smoke and inhale the smell of tobacco, as well as engage in intimate relationships during the daytime.
During Ramadan, the following may not fast: mentally ill Muslims, pregnant and lactating women, children, the elderly, travelers.
So, now you know what month Ramadan 2017 is, the beginning and end of the holy fast, as well as the schedule-calendar of prayers for Moscow and other cities. What to eat and what not to eat during Ramadan? Following our recommendations, you will be able to properly hold the uraza - according to all the religious rules of Islam.
Followers of Islam around the world, including in Russia, have entered one of the most important periods of the year in Islam - the holy month of Ramadan has begun.
When is Ramadan in 2017
In 2017, in most Muslim countries, the month of Ramadan began on May 26 and will last until June 25. The day after the end of Ramadan, one of the most important holidays in Islam will come - Eid al-Fitr, which is celebrated on June 26 in 2017.
What is Ramadan
Ramadan is the ninth month of the lunar Muslim calendar, which usually falls during the hot season. Therefore, in translation from Arabic, the name of this month means “hot”, “sultry”, “scorching”.
For Muslims, Ramadan is a month of obligatory fasting and prayer. The fulfillment of the commandments this month is very important and refers to the five pillars of Islam, which include: saying the phrase "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is his prophet!" (shahada); five daily prayers (namaz); fasting during the month of Ramadan (uraza); tax in favor of the poor (zakat); pilgrimage to Mecca (hajj).
Throughout Ramadan, believers are required to abstain from eating, drinking, smoking and intimacy during the daytime.
Ramadan - 2017: prescriptions and prohibitions
Throughout the month of Ramadan in the morning, believers make a special declaration of their intention to fast for the glory of Allah (niyat). The morning meal (suhoor) should be finished half an hour before dawn. Breaking the fast (night meal, called iftar) should begin as soon as it is allowed by the schedule. They usually break the fast with water, milk, fruits and dried fruits.
At this time, believers read the Quran a lot, do good deeds, and also distribute obligatory (zakat) and voluntary (sadaqah) alms.
Who can not fast in Ramadan
Fasting in Ramadan is prescribed for all healthy Muslims who have reached puberty, both men and women. Gentiles, atheists, children, the sick and the elderly, as well as the mentally ill are exempt from fasting. In addition, pregnant, lactating, and women who have recently given birth do not fast. Women also do not fast during menstruation. In addition, a lighter fast is allowed for those who are on the road.
For the missed days of Uraza, you need to fast the same number of days in the next month. If a Muslim does not fast for health reasons, then for each missed day, the poor should be fed, based on approximately their daily diet.
The spiritual meaning of uraza in Ramadan
By refusing to meet basic human needs, primarily in food and drink, a person demonstrates the firmness of his faith and his readiness to cleanse himself physically and spiritually. At this time, the follower of Islam must free his mind from the sinful thoughts of lust, otherwise his fast will not be counted.
Prayers during Ramadan
During Ramadan, Muslims pray a lot, even those who are not so strict in the implementation of religious precepts at other times of the year.
Prayers must be said at a strictly defined time, each region has its own. There are obligatory and voluntary prayers. In addition, believers are ordered to read the Quran as much as possible and not to forget to do good deeds.
When and how will Ramadan end in 2017
In 2017, Ramadan will end on June 25, after which the second most important Muslim holiday, Uraza Bayram (Eid al-Fitr, Ramadan Bayram), will come. Eid al-Fitr will begin at sunset on the last day of Ramadan on June 25. After a common prayer, all Muslims will begin a common festive meal, to which non-believers are also allowed. Also on Eid al-Fitr, believers actively distribute alms (sadaqah) and treat the poor.
Voluntary and obligatory alms (sadaqah and zakat)
In every Muslim community, religious authorities set a lower limit on the amount to be spent on charity.
In the predominantly Muslim regions of the Russian Federation, the minimum amount of nisab - income or property from which zakat should be paid, is set at about 200 thousand rubles.
Nisab (income that you need to have) for the obligatory payment of sadaki-fitr (alms, which are distributed at the end of Ramadan) - about 20 thousand rubles.
The minimum size of sadaki-fitr is from 100 to 600 rubles.
For the missed days of fasting, fidia is paid, which is approximately 200 rubles for each missed day.
As for sadaka, this is a voluntary donation, and the believers themselves determine its amount.
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