Ramadan

                      IMPORTANCE OF RAMADAN    

                               Ramadan is the holy month of  Islamic year HolyQuran was sent down for the guidline of muslims to know the right and wrong path of life  in this month. In Quran  Allah subhan  order  to muslums  Oh you believe Fasting is prescribed to as it was prescribed to those before you that you may learn piety kindness and righteousness. In other words it is month of blessing  ,Abdullah  ibn Amr reported  that the Holly Prophet said Fasting and Quran will intercede on behalf  of allah,s servant on the day of judgement .Fasting will say Oh my loard i prevented him from food and desiers during the whole day so accept  my  intercession for him and Quran will say  i prevented him from sleeping by night so accept my intercession for him The intercession of both will be accepted by Allah.Itikaf  is one important part of ramadan it is like by Holly prophat 

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THE TARAWIH.....  It is sunnah of the Holy Prophet, Sall-Allahu alayhi wa sallam, to complete recital of the whole Quran, from the beginning to the end. One must understand that the tarawih salah is a compulsory sunnah of the Prophet, Sall-Allahu alayhi wa sallam, and has to be observed regularly until the end of the month of Ramadan, no matter whether the Quran has been recited once or more than once in the mosque. "There is a night in this month which is greater in excellence than a thousand months; Allah has enjoined an extra salah to be offered in the nights of this month. If a person performs a nafl act, out of his own free choice during this month, he will be entitled to receive the reward of a fard act performed in other months…" (Mishkat)

This season allows Muslims to seek a spiritual asylum into their inner being in order to reflect upon life and the purpose of their existence, which is complete submission and obedience to Allah (God) and to seek His pleasure — nothing less. It is an opportunity for introspection, discipline, patience, charity, compassion and solitude. The month-long self-imposed deprivation of sleep, eating no food from dawn to sunset and living in conscious resistance to vices, while advancing virtues, instills discipline.