Ramadan 2025:- Ramadan has special significance in Islamic religion. This month is very sacred for Muslims all over the world, in which they keep fasts, pray and promote good deeds. The month of Ramadan is known for self-restraint, devotion and goodness. In this article, we will know in detail when Ramadan will start in 2025 and when the first fast will be kept in India.
Importance of Ramadan and its sanctity
The month of Ramadan is considered the most sacred in Islam. This month is not limited to just fasting, but is known for self-purification, restraint, worship and acts of goodness to others. This month is also considered important because according to Islamic beliefs, Prophet Mohammed was given the verses of the Quran Sharif by Allah in this month. For this reason, this month is called the month of mercy, forgiveness and salvation from hell.
Ramadan 2025 Dates
Ramadan starts on the basis of moon sighting according to the Islamic calendar. This year the holy month of Ramadan will start from March 2, 2025. However, there may be a slight difference in the dates according to the sighting of the moon in different countries.
When will the first fast be in India?
The moon of Ramadan is first seen in Saudi Arabia and a day later in India. According to the Islamic calendar, the first fast in India will be kept on March 2, 2025. From this day onwards, the fasting people will keep fasts for the whole month by following Sehri and Iftar.
When will Eid 2025 be?
The month of Ramadan is of 29 or 30 days, which is completely determined according to the moon. In Islam, Ramadan ends on the day of Eid-ul-Fitr. This year Eid will be celebrated on March 30 or 31, 2025. However, its exact date will also be decided only after seeing the moon.
Purpose and benefits of fasting
Fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam. Its main purpose is to develop self-restraint, patience, and honesty in a person. Fasting is not only about staying hungry and thirsty, but it is also a means of self-purification and spiritual advancement. During this time, Muslims control their desires, pray as much as possible and pledge to help the needy.
- Spiritual benefits :- Fasting increases spiritual purity and brings a person closer to Allah.
- Health benefits :- Fasting detoxifies the body and gives rest to the digestive system.
- Social benefits :- Helping the poor and needy is a major objective of this month.
- Improvement in morality :- According to Islam, lying, saying bad things, speaking ill of someone, etc. are prohibited during Ramadan.
Rules to be followed during Ramadan
It is necessary to follow some important rules during fasting, so that the full reward of this worship can be obtained.
- Right time of Sehri and Iftar :- Sehri is done before sunrise and Iftar after sunset. It is necessary to have Sehri and Iftar on time.
- Avoid bad habits :- Lying, gossiping, greed, backbiting, and getting angry are forbidden during Ramadan.
- Physical relations prohibited :- In the holy month of Ramadan, husband and wife should not have physical relations during the day.
- Namaz and recitation of Quran :- In this month, offering five times Namaz and reciting Quran Sharif holds special importance.
- Giving charity and Zakat :- Giving charity in Ramadan is considered very virtuous. Muslims should help the needy this month.
- Avoiding evil eyes :- According to Islam, fasting does not only mean staying hungry and thirsty, but maintaining the purity of mind and soul is also an important aspect of it. Therefore, do not look at anyone with evil eyes or think ill about anyone.
Special prayers during Ramadan
The importance of worshipping Allah increases even more in the month of Ramadan. In this month, the fasting people do some special prayers:
- Taraweeh Namaz :- Special prayers are read every night during Ramadan, which is called Taraweeh.
- Laylatul Qadr :- The night of Laylatul Qadr comes in the last Ashra (ten days) of Ramadan, which is said to be more virtuous than a thousand months.
- Taqwa (abstinence) :- People should keep their thoughts and deeds pure in Ramadan.
- Duaas :- There is importance of reading special prayers in Ramadan, through which the fasting people pray to Allah for mercy, forgiveness and blessings.
How to take care of health in Ramadan?
It is important to take special care of food during Ramadan. Due to fasting throughout the day, it is necessary for the body to get adequate nutrition.
- Eat healthy food for Sehri :- Eat protein-rich foods, fruits, milk, and whole grains to keep you energized throughout the day.
- Eat light food for Iftar :- Avoid eating too much fried or heavy food during Iftar, as it can be harmful for health.
- Drink plenty of water :- Try to drink more water after breaking the fast and before Sehri, so that the body stays hydrated.
- Avoid caffeine :- Consume less tea and coffee during Ramadan as it can dehydrate the body.
Conclusion
The month of Ramadan is a time for self-restraint, prayer, and doing good deeds. This month teaches us spiritual and moral purity. Fasting is not just about staying hungry and thirsty, but it is a great opportunity to improve yourself, get closer to Allah, and help the needy.
This year Ramadan will start from March 2, 2025 and the first Roza will be observed on this day in India. The fasting people should spend this entire month with restraint, prayer and good deeds. Spend this month so that we can receive all the blessings of this holy month. With the end of Ramadan, the festival of Eid-ul-Fitr will be celebrated, which is a symbol of brotherhood and happiness. May Allah give all of us the ability to do good deeds and earn their reward in this Ramadan. Ameen!
