What Is Ramadan In Islam | Ramsha Sultan | NON MUSLIM Reaction Video | Islamic Way Of Life

[@ismailbakr2496]

“We send down the Quran as a healing and mercy for the believers” -Al Qur’aan [17:82]

[@SoufBouchahati]

Islam is easy and not restrictive. People during old age, the sick, young childeren, people who have to take medication and women during their period dont have to fast.

[@env0x]

exactly. Allah does not ask of us more than what we are capable of. INTENTION is key. and Allah knows best.

[@safiamuse5060]

Ramadaan is the correct pronunciation; just so you know Arabic is not native languages for all muslims ramazaan is not the correct pronunciation so ypur pronounciation is the closer wat of saying it

[@arehman1609]

we say Ramzan in urdu language

[@md.sohelmahmud2024]

Ramzaan is used in Bangla, Urdu, and Hindi Language. Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Maldives Muslims use this pronunciation.

[@stayspiritual]

Sounds like it depends where you live.

[@yasseralmudhareb667]

@@md.sohelmahmud2024 from my own knowledge, some regions of iran say Ramazan

[@rajatugau4232]

In South East Asia, we also pronounce 'Ramadan'

[@tazkiyaharts]

7:06 the correct concept is that the devil is chained not his army but we also have our egos, so if one is still tempted it is their ego that causing them to sin... thats when you get to see how your own ego sometimes take you on the wrong path, and it is easy to see this when you are not under heavy influence of devil.

[@stayspiritual]

Some spiritual paths see the ego as devil as the same character. 🤔

[@aliahersi7250]

In islam they are not the same one Ego or nafes in islam is different from shatan or devil And both can guide you to the wrong path But you can control your ego influece if you are aware of it and fight it back The presence of devil may make it difficult hence there is a month that is without the devil so you can fight your ego Thank you for your trying to understand the right things without judging I injoy your videos​@@stayspiritual

[@gsrudeyt]

@@stayspiritual In Islam, there are 2 things to mention here when we talk about sins specially when ramadan is here, 1- devil, 2- own doing (ego). So, if one is chained and the other one (ego) or own doing is involved (you can call it nafs also). If you have no control over your attitude and you are manipulated and you are not following the Teachings of Quran, then its not the devil but its own ego. I'm just explaining a bit a more for clarification, and thats why in Ramadaan we try our best to follow everything strictly, that is Quran and Muhammad (S.A.W) sayings.

[@pseudonym9215]

@@stayspiritualBut we are NOT talking about other spiritual paths here.

[@_itsnor_1603]

​@@stayspiritualsome scholars also say that the big like leaders of the evil jinns get locked up but the lesser jinns don't. You also have a jinn partner called kareen that is always there to miss guide you. And the devil only whispers it can't have control over our actions it is our ego that does the bad deeds and makes bad habits.

[@tazkiyaharts]

14:04 God doesn't need anything from you, He doesn't need your prayers or your fasting. You pray for you and you fast for yourself. However, coming of God to first heaven is symbolic, as we do not assign a place or location for God. He is above that. It is simply to create awareness that the Last part of the night is a time when you can seek nearness to God as you do not have any Distractions at that time. God has perfect knowledge, He knows what your deepest desires are however He loves it when you call upon Him as ask Him.

[@afifmouaddine6535]

Esattamente fratello 👌♥️ Baraka Allaho fik 🤍

[@hodasuliman9841]

God is above us as Christians believe but we don’t ask How .this is our belief as Muslims , God ask us to believe in him and worship him And believe every statement he says in Quran about himself without trying to change it’s clear meaning to suit our simple awareness .For The Arabs who weren’t affected by philosophy

[@Ji73532]

15:09 there is no harm in asking as long as you want to know the truth. When the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him taught his companions about Islam, they used to ask him various questions that fall in their minds that we may see in our day something bad to say or think about, but it is better to ask and search to understand than to be afraid to ask questions.

[@husainworld3917]

Proud for a Muslim Alhamdulillah ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Love From Bangladesh

[@Happy_Potato0]

"Inna mal aamaalo bin niyat" which means : "Actions are Judged Upon Intentions" 😊

[@mohammedelzhhaf985]

That's is a hadith not a quran

[@Happy_Potato0]

@mohammedelzhhaf985 Alright bro thanks for correcting. JazakALLAH Khairan.

[@stayspiritual]

This principle I see in multiple spiritual paths.

[@afifmouaddine6535]

​​@@stayspiritualAllah swt ci giudica in base alle nostre intenzioni. Egli conosce perfettamente ciò che manifestiamo e ciò che nascondiamo, ed è molto facile per lui. Sia che nascondiate i vostri intenti o li palesiate, Egli ben conosce quello che contengono i petti. Non conoscerebbe ciò che Egli stesso ha creato, quando Egli è il Sottile, il Ben informato? Corano 13_14 (64)

[@assiabns1433]

This month we really will feel our brothers and sisters in Gaza who can't find what to eat Also muslims do a lot of good deeds cause they are multiplied during this holy month (and so bad deeds which muslims want to avoid)

[@drmazlinamazlan]

We have the compulsory fasting month which is called Ramadhan. We also have voluntary extra fasting which is done every week throughout the year, on Mondays and Thursdays. This is encouraged but not compulsory

[@paulamessaoudi1743]

That was a very nice reaction ❤Ramadan Mubarak to all 🎉

[@stayspiritual]

Thanks... much love 🙌🙌

[@Ji73532]

14:20 The idea of the coming down of Allah Almighty to the first heaven is to encourage Muslims to make dua more, also making dua is also a type of worship(we also should make dua in any time a day during the year but the blessings in Ramadan are way more than usual and it's known that if you asked Allah anything during it it will be guaranteed ) , and because Allah wants to achieve what we wish for ourselves and others.

[@waseemn8393]

Ramadan in Arabic and Ramazan in Urdu language. Since she is from India hence Ramazan.

[@Happy_Potato0]

But we in Pakistan call it both way most of us say Ramadan 😊

[@Happy_Potato0]

God knows what is in our hearts.. Therefore Actions in Islam are Judged by our Intentions. because only ALLAH knows our intention behind every act we do😊

[@stayspiritual]

God may know, and yet we can deluded. Can true, truer, truest intention be measured, by ones self. Maybe only to the degree we are conscious.

[@Ayish00]

​@@stayspiritual That is why we need to remind our intentions back, whenever we fall short and feel down. May we do that action with sincerity. And verily the deeds are by intentions. the intentions that are for the sake of Allah is better.

[@fayrouza7415]

Just a note too, if you do sth bad and say my intentions were good, it still is bad and you would be held accountable unless you repent 😊​@stayspiritual

[@hishamrabea566]

its called Ramadan Bro you are right she may be from india or pakistan they some times change in pronouncing some words as they do in english 😅 but it is Ramadan

[@aa.r2588]

Her pronunciation Ramzaan instead of Ramadhan makes my eyes twitch 😂 happy fasting to all Muslim ❤

[@MariaKhan-ys9pm]

In many language. It's pronounced Ramzan. Both are correct.

[@stayspiritual]

God speed... may it be fruitful, and eye opening.

[@Imru_gamer]

Hi, I like to answer 2 important questions. The devil is locked up, but he minons still have limited control over us humans, and people who are bad should repent during this time. 2) people who are sick,travelling or medical reasons can't fast they can make up the fast other time then Ramadan or if they can't at all due to verious reson will be the reward or the fast will be expected (inshallah) but has to be under the rules of the Quran and sunah.

[@Imru_gamer]

People have to fast till we die or till we can't.

[@mari_000]

@MariaKhan-ys9pm since the original is in Arabic and its called ramadan, only the original is the correct pronunciation. The other pronunciations are not haram to use but its better to not change letters

[@ismailbakr2496]

"Do not approach the prayer when you are drunk until you know what you are saying, nor in a state of major impurity - unless you are travelling - until you have washed yourselves completely." Q4 (al-Nisa): Verse 43

[@menouarlekbir5953]

When you do extra work for GOD he gives you extra reward

[@stayspiritual]

There seems to be a bit a karmic affect, but makes sense. Do good get good, but we also know that it rains and shines on both the righteous and wicked.

[@upcomings-ppx]

@@stayspiritual Allah is the the most merciful, the especially merciful, his mercy encompasses bad and good people, while his special mercy encompasses the the believers especially/ الرحمان الرحيم as Arabic is very descriptive since there are more than 11 million words in it. Ex: Arabic has over 100 words for 'camel' which at one point had as many as 1,000 words. Kindly read the quran as Allah speaks to us directly.

[@isasooner5]

@@stayspiritualWhen seemingly good people have bad things happen to them, that is the test of this life from Allah. He says in the Quran we will test you with loss of life, loss of wealth, and loss of property, To separate the truthful from the liars and see how is going to get closer to God, when times are the worst! The best opportunities to get closer to Allah is in tragedy and calamity and trial and tribulation. Allah rewards your faith more and guides you more. Most western people do the opposite. They lose faith and reject god when things get rough or an atrocity or immense trial and tribulation happens. This is why people are so miserable and fall into depression or anxiety or mental and psychological problems!

[@fayrouza7415]

​@@stayspiritual not there is no karam in islam, but Allah actually said that even the disbelievers win have money and lots of good things in life, since this world is actually nothing compared to Paradise, so it does not matter, just because you have many things in this life, does not mean Allah is pleaseed with you, there are also poor Mulsims who are good and bad, just as there are rich muslims that are good and bad.

[@Janogasho120]

The human hve two enemies and the weakest of his enemies is the devil the biggest enemy is his soul his desires so basically if the devil is chained the soul is still there to intise u to follow ur desires hence pple do small small mistakes if they don't control their souls

[@mohammadkawsar3494]

Thank you for video, today start Ramadan ❤🎉

[@stayspiritual]

No problem... all the best with your journey. 🙏🙏

[@notmyname3556]

Yes, we can definitely fast outside of Ramadhan. We even get spiritual advantages for fasting outside of Ramadhan. People usually fast twice a week.

[@adnanmagrabi7128]

اللهم تقبل منا صيامنا وقيامنا .....واللهم اغفر لنا ورحمنا وقنا عذاب النار.........سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم 💓😘

[@سلمةسلام-ق2غ]

The major apostate devils are restricted, but the weak-ranked devils are not restricted, and this includes the entire world, not just Muslims, because God is the Lord of the Worlds and controls an entire universe. When the major apostate devils are chained, this includes the entire world.

[@fariaandmomscuisines8508]

Alhamdulillah today is our first day of the holy Ramadan 💗💗💗 May Allah forgive use and accept our worship 🤲💌

[@biggamar9301]

Good reaction Ramzan and Ramadan word same

[@stayspiritual]

Hey thanks

[@lili13]

I think you can get answers if you try contacting the Muslim lantern on KZbin , I always watch his videos they’re incredibly informative

[@ismailbakr2496]

And establish prayer and give zakah and bow with those who bow [in worship and obedience]. Q2 (Al-Baqarah): Verse 43

[@Happy_Potato0]

Actually she is from India so maybe pronounce Ramadan in that way. But the correct pronunciation in Arabic is RAMADAN 😊

[@TokaSaab-eq6pl]

14:25 Qur'an 2 186. And when My servants ask you about Me, I Am near; I answer the call of the caller when he calls on Me. So let them answer Me, and have faith in Me, that they may be rightly guided. **** Allah is always close, but in the last third of the night, He is the one who calls upon those who want forgiveness, not only in Ramadan, but always

[@ismailbakr2496]

Whoever submits his face in Islam to Allah while being a doer of good will have his reward with his Lord. And no fear will there be concerning them, nor will they grieve. Q2 (Al-Baqarah): Verse 112

[@KhazharAMAEVA]

During Ramadan, you're not supposed to eat too much /more than you usually do for itar. It's not a month of food but a month to get closer to Allah. As for the question of is it special every year, well it depends on the person. It's definitely a special month where we feel closer to islam, but the fasting becomes habitual. Eid is the actual day where we celebrate.

[@hasanmahmudhm64]

#proud_to_be_we_are_muslim #HM #islam #muslim #Al_Quran #islamicpost #we_love_mohammad_ﷺ_challenge

[@tourvideo1970]

Devils are chained up, but people's nafs is not chained. People's nafs maybe worse than devil. It's also admitted in Islam.

[@DashingMusthofa1]

people are confused its iblees aka the one who didnt prostrate to adam that is chained not evil or good jinns, ifrit, marid, descendants of iblees they are free. When at the end of ramadhan when the chain are lifted by Allah, iblees will say to his sons "see how strong i am that im able to break the chain that god had put on me", and that is one of his many lies to all of his son and army in order to do his biddings and to say that him iblees is so strong equal to god.

[@staypatient2816]

@@DashingMusthofa1 lol from where did you get this information? 😂

[@tourvideo1970]

@@staypatient2816 it's like Hitler is chained up, but other complicit are still on field. Human nafs responded to Iblish's call to eating forbidden fruits in the heaven.

[@JawahiraKhan-q7w]

Evey muslim in the month of ramadhan , every one does it no matter what but the children ,women in their period , pregnant women ,old people,ill person is not mandatory for them.even if no one is there we believe allah is watching us thats the beauty of islam.

[@ismailbakr2496]

‏الحمد لله عدد ما خلق الحمد لله ملء ما خلق الحمد لله عدد مافي السماوات والأرض الحمد لله ملء مافي السماوات والأرض الحمد لله عدد ما أحصى كتابه الحمد لله ملء ما أحصى كتابه الحمد لله عدد كل شيء الحمد لله ملء كل شيء ⠀

[@ismailbakr2496]

In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful. Q1 (Al-Fatiha): Verse 1

[@hashmat10]

Happy Ramadan 🌙

[@stayspiritual]

Happy Ramadan

[@hasanmahmudhm64]

Ramadan Kareem Mubarak

[@Zakiwaaye]

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said: 'A human being fills no worse vessel than his stomach. It is sufficient for a human being to eat a few mouthfuls to keep his spine straight. But if he must (fill it), then one third of food, one third for drink and one third for air. '”

[@bbjj0909]

i honestly love you guys's content. to me it seems like many people are too afraid to speak their mind so that they can build an audience and just say whatever pleases them. But i love that you guys question things and speak your genuine hearts. Its ok to have questions and its ok to mispronounce things. there maybe some toxic muslims that get angry but please ignore them. the rest of us love you for your honesty.

[@user-kw6ez6jt4e]

That 15:44 smile hehe. In south Africa when children sneak a snack while fasting it's called "eating agter die bak" (eating behind the dish.

[@boutaina5453]

RAMADAN never gets rough or sucks cuz u said it it's like an assessment once a year and u sshould know that all muslims aound the globe when it's finished i mean the holy month we miss it even right then and we would be waiting it for the next time to come hoping we'd still be alive

[@MuhammadKhan-wu1mm]

mashallah thanks for this video very good

[@ismailbakr2496]

Say, "He is Allah, [who is] One, Q112 (Al-Ikhlas): Verse 1

[@gulfguy11aa36]

Fasting during Ramadan primarily involves abstaining from all pleasures, desires, needs, demands, and worldly actions to demonstrate sincerity and worship to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds. Following this, it includes remembering the poor and similar acts.

[@cagur5531]

Keep it up im interested, and I like it the video❤

[@aktherkhan7089]

Subhanallah

[@env0x]

one thing that is really important in Islam is the unity of the Ummah (the muslim community). this is why we all pray at the exact same times each day, no matter what part of the world we are all in-sync. this is why we all bow in the same direction (towards kaaba) at the same time, in-sync. this is why we all do ramadan at the same time...

[@cgmohammed]

The Muslim Convert " Islam free READ.

[@nair18]

We give charity through out the year. But Giving charity in the month of Ramadan has more reward than the rest of the year.

[@HaDoOoShSmile]

9:22 it's my 28 year Ramadan this year and i LOVE this month more every year ..i really feel sad when it ends ..so just to say that no it doesn't get harder every year, it's actually the opposite 😊

[@DKY938]

Brothers, It’s the Muslims who are basically protected from devils for them to easily go through spiritual experiences. But Holy Quran says that there are devils within the Jinn(the unseen) and the humans as well. Due to bad deeds continuously, some humans themselves act like devils as well. Moreover, our inner ( called Nafs) spirit has two parts, the good part telling you to do good is Lawwama and the part that tells you to do bad is Ammara. So during the year, if one’s bad deeds are access and his/her Bad part of Nafs is more stronger, he/she might get the inclinations to do bad in any part of year too.

[@mimi11663]

Not all devils are locked up the small ones are still on the lose but the big ones are locked up

[@apersonwholovescats79613]

Ramadan Mubarak, fellow muslims!!

[@yousifabdalhalim7993]

Source of temptation is not only the devil, one self is also one, this grows bigger when you're 'far' from your creator

[@aa.r2588]

Theres some community feeling that cant be described during Ramadan where everyone Muslim in this entire World fasting during the day, and at night we pray taraweeh, and breaking fast and suhoor together. ❤❤❤❤ You should try it yourself to feel it.

[@rizwanqureshi2451]

Muslims are encouraged to fast throughout the year eery Monday and Thursday. Since some people are lazy or not able to control themselves, this month forces everyone to feel the hunger of the poor.

[@aboyosef575]

Ramadan to Ramadan is an expiation for what is between them, and there is found in it a night better than a thousand months, and God multiplies the good deeds in Ramadan.

[@HridoyKhan-mp3hm]

My from Dhaka Bangladesh 🇧🇩 I'm Muslim masah allah very nice video bro love you ❤❤❤❤

[@avianajoselyn8488]

Beautifully explained❤

[@saeedsaad5604]

Ramadan Kareem ❤️

[@TokaSaab-eq6pl]

6:52 Chaining Satan does not mean that he is completely incapable of movement and communication, of course, according to his method, which does not resemble the dimension in which we live, and there is also what we call Nafess

[@alib2194]

The way I relate to watching food videos all day during Ramadan.

[@samiraja5836]

React to "emotional quran recitation by qari muhammad al kurdi "

[@Shin-eh2ju]

Please react to "Surah al-ankabut by abdul rahman mossad" ❤🙏 Guys like this comment so they would see it!

[@peermuhmmad9778]

Subhn Allah

[@Simo10299]

Have a blessed RAMADAN everyone..let's strength our relationship with Allah..may Allah solve all your problem in this blessed month 🌹🌹

[@mdkasem-qc8np]

Alhamdulillah i m Muslim Bangladesh

[@MerhabaFood]

This all year around , however in Ramadan is very extra , we do charity all year around , we do fasting all year around , we gather with our families all year around

[@otomiko-9510]

External information about the Arabic language: It is also called the language of the letter ض because its the only language that has this sound that's why the pronunciation is harder for none native speakers and why alot of people say Ramadhan (رمضان) definitely (that was question in an Arabic exam back in middle school, as a native speaker only 10% could master the language perfectly, I'm still struggling because i speak two deferent dialects Sudanese and Saudi and they both say letters differently)

[@ismailbakr2496]

It is Allah I serve, sincere in my faith in Him alone. Q39 (Az-Zumar): Verse 14

[@ismailbakr2496]

O you who have believed, seek help through patience and prayer. Indeed, Allah is with the patient. Q2 (Al-Baqarah): Verse 153

[@ismailbakr2496]

And seek help through patience and prayer, and indeed, it is difficult except for the humbly submissive [to Allah]. Q2 (Al-Baqarah): Verse 45

[@Syiepherze]

I just wanna clear up the pronunciation thing since there's a LOT of debate in the comments. In Arabic, the word is رمضان. This can be romanized as "Ramadan" or sometimes "Ramadhan", depending on how you want to transcribe the sound of the "D" consonant. There are a few "D's" in the Arabic abjad (or alphabet): د (dal): the same as how you normally use the letter D in English, e.g. "day", "door", "dear", etc ذ (dhal): the voiced "th" in "they", "that", "there", etc ض (ḍad): this is the "D" in "Ramadan". Tongue placement is similar to ذ but it's pronounced like a heavier version of د ظ (ẓa): VERY similar to ذ in pronunciation, even I get this mixed up (not a native Arab speaker). But like the above, it's a heavier version of ذ (do cmiiw!) Going back to the word Ramadan, if you just read it as it's spelled in English, "Ramadan", that's probably the closest approximation of the Arabic you're gonna get tbh. Since sister Ramsha is from India, they pronounce it as "Ramzan" with a Z. That's because the Hindustani language (Hindi and Urdu) was influenced by Persian. In this case, the Persian language uses the letter ض to represent a Z sound. This also extends to other Persian-influenced languages such as Turkish. At the end of the day it just depends on how foreign words get transliterated according to the rules of different languages. Hope this helps :)

[@ReubenMamalendan]

Ramadhan is 9th month of the year and it s also mentioned in the book of Jews Old Testament. Fasting is prescribed for muslims ( believers ) to strictly observe...

[@ismailbakr2496]

‏- اللهم اعتق رقابنا ورقاب والدينا من النار - اللهم إنك عفوٌ تحب العفو فاعف عنا - اللهم صلِ وسلم على نبينا محمد - استغفر الله العظيم وأتوب إليه - سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم - لا إله إلا أنت سبحانك إني كنت من الظالمين

[@RottenMangosBiss]

رمضان كريم 🌘

[@ihsanullah7945]

Please accept Islam my brother.

[@humanbeing6109]

Mashallah

[@lookafternumber1]

Ramadhan is the most Holy month out of twelve months. Whatever you do multiplies so do good not bad❤ Muslims out do God everyday but no one can out do Allah because he created us all, everything you see and everything Exists that you Don't see or know because humans have limits. Life is full of tests. Allah said I will test you with health, wealth and family. Islam teaches self control. Just look at Palestinians how much self control they have. They are the true Muslims, their patience is what Islam teaches, they have been suffering for nearly hundred years but they still Thank Allah for the little that they have and they still share. This it humanity. Don't forget we come from Allah and our return is to him. You cannot escape death. Love your reactions ❤

[@KhanShafkat]

The belief that the devil is chained up during Ramadan is a spiritual metaphor symbolizing the heightened sense of self-discipline and restraint observed by Muslims during this holy month. It doesn't imply that non-Muslims are bound by the same spiritual dynamics. Non-Muslims may not observe Ramadan or its customs, as they have different beliefs and practices.This allows Muslims to focus on acts of worship, reflection, and self-improvement without as much temptation or distraction from negative influences. It's a symbolic reminder for Muslims to strive for righteousness and to avoid sinful behavior during Ramadan.

[@duluxdog71]

The benefits of fasting are a scientific fact..intermittent fasting has helped me incredibly..blood pressure went down etc etc etc....now i fast for 18 hrs a day....breakfast is bresking fast.we dknt need breakfast.our bodies are ready to go...ketosis is the best state to be in.our ancestors fasted all the time

[@BiddyBiccy]

If you still experience temptations or you still commit sins during Ramadan, this is from your "nafs" which is the lower "self" that we all have inside us. The animal self if you like. Sometimes it's described as a hungry dog, or sometimes like a spoilt child. Your lower self has an insatiable appetite to fulfil all desires. It wants and wants, and our daily struggle is to tame that nafs so we can control our desires and behave like decent people. When we fast, we deny ourselves a basic instinct to eat and drink, so if we can manage to resist that urge for a whole month it's a training for us to be able to much easier resist the desires of our nafs to do bad stuff. It's all about taming that hungry dog inside us so we can reach a place of heightened spirituality and morality. The more we give in to the demands of our nafs, the harder it is to resist temptation, so when we feel these temptations in Ramadan it's just a sign that we need to work on that self control and self discipline. The idea of the devil being chained is that it's easier for us to have the space to be able to work on improving ourselves without the added difficulty of an evil outside ourselves trying to lead us astray.

[@BiddyBiccy]

And in answer to your other question, yes the devil is chained away from the whole world. People will still do bad stuff because of the lower self dominating their behaviour.

[@Hassan-Ali-9]

Very nice work brother's mashallah keep it up ❣️🇵🇸🇵🇰

[@sabahaidar1269]

This is like a training month to build good habits and the remembrance of our lord

[@usar-mooos]

I think it's because of her accent that she is saying ramazaan but it's actually called RAMADAN as it’s mentioned the quran like that

[@shugriyamahamed2887]

I just want to say you can never out smart God. But when he comes down it just means he wants you to understand him that he wants you to talk to him like ur best friend and tell him ur heart desire. That's all..

[@ismailbakr2496]

"He is the Most Merciful; we have believed in Him, and upon Him we have relied. And you will [come to] know who it is that is in clear error." Q67 (Al-Mulk): Verse 29

[@silversurfer6187]

May ALLAH guide both of u.

[@MerhabaFood]

I wish you write down your questions and visit the closest mosque to you guys . You will be more than welcome

[@MalcolmX0]

The month of Ramadan is the one in which the Qur’ān was revealed as guidance for mankind, and as clear signs that show the right way and distinguish between right and wrong. So those of you who witness the month must fast in it. But the one who is sick, or is on a journey (should fast) as much from other days (as he missed). Allah intends (to provide) ease for you and does not intend (to create) hardship for you. All this is so that you may complete the number (of fasts as prescribed) and proclaim the Takbīr of Allah for having guided you, and (so) that you may be grateful.

[@MdSuhel-i4z]

♥♥♥🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩♥♥♥👍👍Thank you so much brother all my from Bangladesh My Love Islam ♥ my Love Ramadan mubarak all♥♥♥👈👈

[@faisalbehzad]

I love when you 2 guys pop up the questions about what you hear but I’m wondering have you ever tried to find out the answers for your questions?

[@ismailbakr2496]

Who, when disaster strikes them, say, "Indeed we belong to Allah, and indeed to Him we will return."Those are the ones upon whom are blessings from their Lord and mercy. And it is those who are the [rightly] guided. Q2 (Al-Baqarah): Verses 156-7

[@3D_illustrator]

The prophet may peace be upon him said : (even a smile in your brother's face is a charity) so as you said there are many ways to give charity in Islam, and ALLAH does not burden any soul beyond its capacity. ❤ hope that ALLAH look at your beautiful hearts and guide you to the Truth. Amen❤

[@imfayezmi]

The video is more for muslims rather thn Non Muslims. A very layman's summary of Ramadan but a good one.

[@seanali1834]

Ramathan is a boot camp for soul and body. Studies proven you need 21 days to quit a bad habit well Ramathan is 29-30 days depending on moon birth so you have an opportunity to quit your bd habits and be a better human.

[@jaykassim3474]

It's her accent,me as Malaysian said raa maa daan 🤭👍🥰🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@AlagMind]

No bro she is indian😅

[@akterzaman7652]

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[@Kookiepookie2025]

if a woman has her period or someone sick or a child or travelling for so long you dont fast bc in islam we should value our health and well bieng .