Ramadan is a special time for Muslims around the world. It is a time when we examine on our lives and try to improve ourselves. Charity is an important part of Islam all year round, but it takes on even more significance during Ramadan. This is because giving to those in need is seen as a way of getting closer to Allah.
Donations in Ramadan
You can do your part to seek Allah’s (SWT) bless and favor by donating money during the 30 days of Ramadan. The charity could be voluntary or compulsory, but it doesn't matter because both will endear you even more in front of ALLAH!
Importance of all three Ashars in Ramadan
With three different Ashras, it's easy to see why Ramadan has such a significant importance in the life of any Muslim. Ramadan provides spiritual cleansing and forgiveness.
Importance of First Ashra of Ramadan
First, let us discuss the importance of completing your daily prayer during this time. The first ten days are an opportunity for you to establish a routine that will cover both required prayers and voluntary ones as well as give oneself second chances at repenting from past mistakes so they do not happen again in future Ramadans!
Importance of Second Ashra of Ramadan
The second Ashra of Ramadan is an important time for Muslims to remember how Allah (SWT) forgive their mistakes and sins. This ten-day period has major significance, as it links the start with end in terms forgiveness from The All Merciful One - thus making these days crucial when seeking His mercy or refuge away from Him forevermore! The sole objective of every prayer and supplication should be seeking Allah's forgiveness. This way, if you are ever on the brink or about to fall into hellfire then your prayers will hopefully bring light back onto yourself so that ALLAH Almighty can forgive all sins before it becomes too late!
Importance of Third Ashra of Ramada
The third Ashra (Fast) has prime importance because it brings closure for all aspects related celebration or Fast-breaking meal which take place at sunset on final day. The last ten days of Ramadan are full of blessings. For example, if one fasts properly and performs their ablutions before dawn each day then they will be rewarded with good deeds throughout the rest of their life as well as an increase in wealth.
Night of laylatul Qadr
Laylat-al-Qadr is otherwise known as the Night of Power and is considered to be the Islamic calendar's Holiest eve. Muslims can find this holy night in the last Ashra of Ramadan. Moreover, the last ashra of Ramadan is important from the social welfare point of view because Muslims donate huge amount in shape of Zakat, Sadaqa, Fitrana and other donations.
Bottom Line
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