What is Ramadan?

Ramadan - the time when Muslims around the world hold office during the day by refraining from eating, drinking and intimate relations, focusing on serving the Creator. Doing their daily business, they try to serve God with great zeal, than it does in ordinary days.

Let's look at life as a Muslim month of Ramadan. Suppose its name is Najib. The eve of Ramadan, Najib and his wife engaged in preparations for this holy month. Purchasing products and all things should be done one week before Ramadan. In Ramadan Najib wakes up before daybreak to prepare and take their morning meal - suhur, and waiting for morning prayers Azanaw - Fajr, read the Holy Qur'an.

In order to have time to finish reading the Quran by the end of Ramadan, each day Najib reads one part of scripture. He rereads the text of the Koran carefully, reflecting on Read. During the day, he continues to do their day-to-day affairs, but throughout the day, he tries in the name of God, think of the good and to make only good. In this sense, the month of Ramadan is considered the physical and spiritual purification.

At any time and in any situation a Muslim should always be mindful of God (Holy He is great), and on His power. Sincerely believer every day of their lives to avoid evil and wicked deeds. Ramadan - the possibility of improvements in spiritual terms, and Najib is trying to be faithful, in the true sense of the word.

Despite the fact that Ramadan is considered holy month, when a believer must concentrate on the prayers, it does not mean that Najib put aside all their affairs and concerns. Ordinary life goes on, he walks to work, striving to perfect in their duties, and it does not hinder his prayers. On his way, he stops at a supermarket and buys their home sweets for Iftar. Houses, he helps his wife prepare the meal, and once distributed Azania, they are eating dates and drinking milk, to interrupt his post.

Then they, along with his wife perform evening prayers. After their prayers and waiting for a delicious hot meal - dinner simple as eating too much can distract people from thinking about God and bring drowsiness. Then they read and study the Holy Qur'an. With the first sounds Azanaw Isha prayer, they gather in the mosque so that, together with other Muslims to Isha and tarauih. Their schedule does not change and the next day.

For Muslims living in the holy Ramadan. In various Muslim countries there are some differences in the meeting and the conduct of this month. But all Muslims aspire to one: in their own affairs and thoughts please Creator, Almighty God (Holy He is great).