The five fundamental principles of Islam are to include the declaration of faith in the Most Gracious God, daily prayer and Zakat, the pilgrimage to the holy city Makkah along with the holy practice of Ramadan. Ramadan is a sacred month for Islam, because this month he was revealed by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by the Messenger of Allah. In many countries, Ramadan is in different days because Muslims from around the world follow the lunar calendar and determine the birth of the holy month on the moon.
During Ramadan, the believers engage in "taraweeh" prayers performed during the daytime mosques while reading the Qur'an versus other religious exhortations.
In Ramadan the fast must be performed from sunrise to sunset. The fast should be free without even dripping water. There is no need to fast for children, elderly, infected, pregnant women, women who are undergoing treatment or treatment. Most believers still open up the way that the Prophet fasted as fast as 1,400 years ago. It is prayerful prayer by watering a little water or a few dates.
Opening fast also involves making friends with family members and friends, and in almost all places, mosques and other public places have also been imposed on social networking. Fasting as fast as fast will bring the believer closer to God and will remind about the suffering of the ungodly people.
End of month of ramadan kareem last three days celebrated with the celebration of Eid ul-Fitar.
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