Ramadan

Ramadan 1 The honorable Hamza was sent to Sayfu’l-Bahr. (After the Hijra 1) In order to prevent external interference in the peace, tranquility, and security atmosphere established in Medina, the Messenger of God (peace and blessings…

Ramadan, the Sultan of the eleven months, the month of blessings and forgiveness, comes from the word “ar-ramadi” meaning “rain that cleans the earth from dust in late summer”, or “ar-ramda” meaning “flashing of sands and stones from sun’s…

In the Age of Bliss, people started celebrating the Eid of Ramadan and the Eid al-AdhaIt is called, "eid al-fitr" ve "eid al-adha" in Arabic. during the second year of hijra.Bozkurt, Nebi, “Eid” DIA, 5/259 The first eid, which was…

The meaning of the Night of Qadr is “Night of Decree.” It refers to the night when the decisive matters decreed by Divine Will or many firm commandments are distinguished. The purpose of the decree is the manifestation of the eternal…

Night of Decree In the Qur’an, it is stated that the Night of Qadr is better than a thousand months, but the specific date or night of the Night of Qadr is not mentioned. Although some possible nights in the month of Ramadan are hinted…

Those who have bright nights, would their days not be bright also? Days, nights, hours and minutes come and go swiftly in holy times, especially for people who return to their inner world. Those who devote themselves during nights of…

Events That Occurred During Ramadan: Day 16 Events that occurred during ramadan day 16; Our Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) reached Bedir and deployed his troops.” (AH 2) The Meccan army and the Muslims had come very close…

The Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)rose before dawn to eat suhoor meals himself and encouraged his community to benefit from the ease suhoor provides for supporting the day’s fast.

1. Greeting the Eid with takbirs The Prophet Muhammad  (ﷺ) was saying takbirs in the day of Arafa from the sunset to the Eid al-Fitr prayer. As a matter of fact, Allah states in the Qur'an as follows:  …وَلِتُكْمِلُواْ الْعِدَّةَ…

According to his statements Prophet Muhammad’s (ﷺ) Eids were the days of eating, drinking, remembering Allah, and celebrating.