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What is Ramadan?

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Ramadan is a significant month in the Islamic lunar calendar, observed by the vast majority of Muslims worldwide, involving dawn-to-sunset fasting as a spiritual discipline, a means of drawing closer to God, and a period for increased charity and community.

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Have you ever wondered why millions of people around the world

fast from dawn to sunset for an entire month?

The 9th month of the Islamic Lunar Calendar,

Ramadan is one of the holiest months –

It marks the moment when the first verses of the Quran

were revealed to the Prophet Muhammad over 1400 years ago.

On the 29th evening of the previous lunar month,

scholars, astronomers, and moon-sighting committees

meet to scan the sky for the new crescent moon.

That visual confirmation is key to knowing

exactly when Ramadan begins.

Because of time zones, weather and geography,

different regions may spot it on different days —

making the exact date of Ramadan’s beginning

vary from place to place.

Fasting is considered one of the Five Pillars of Islam,

the core acts of worship that shape Muslim's faith.

It’s seen not just as a duty,

but as a way to practice discipline

and grow closer to God.

Ramadan is also a time to cultivate kindness,

give to charity and support their neighbors in need.

During Ramadan, fasting Muslims wake up early

for a meal called Suhoor.

After that, fasting Muslims don’t eat or drink anything –

yes, not even water – until sunset,

when they break fast with a meal called Iftar.

If fasting Muslims need to travel or get sick and can’t fast,

they can add days at the end.

Ramadan is a global event!

In every corner of the world,

while there are almost 2 billion Muslims in the world,

it is estimated that at least 90% observe Ramadan.

It is common to find communal gatherings and Iftar dinners

in Muslim communities in many countries.

It is truly a universal occasion!

As a form of appreciation for their patience

throughout the holy month,

Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr

after the end of Ramadan.

It’s a festive time to rejoice in the completion of fasting

and to give thanks for blessings.

May this blessed month bring peace and understanding to everyone—

whether you’re observing or simply learning about it.

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