Virtues of the month of Ramadan 2496271335

The month of Ramadan is more dignified and blessed than the remaining eleven months of the year. Allaah says (interpretation of the meaning): According to the hadith, when Ramadan arrives, the gates of Paradise are opened and the gates of Hell are closed. And the devils are chained. -Sahih Bukhari Hadith: 1899 According to another hadith, Allah saves innumerable people from Hell during Iftar every day. - Musnad Ahmad Hadith 21798 Therefore, this month is the month of gaining guidance, the month of gaining Allah's mercy and the month of salvation from Hell. Therefore, it is obligatory to try to attain nearness to Allah through more and more worship and to seek the certificate of liberation through repentance and forgiveness. Allaah has made the fast of this month obligatory. Therefore, fasting is essential for every healthy and mature Muslim man and woman. Needless to say, it is through obligatory worship that the servant attains the greatest closeness to Allah. Tarabi is the second important period of Ramadan. One should be careful in performing twenty rak'ats of Tarabeeh prayers on the blessed night of Ramadan. The month of Ramadan is the month of the revelation of the Qur'an. Therefore, in order to listen to the Qur'an and to stand in the presence of Allah on this auspicious night, it is obligatory to pay attention to Tarabi prayers. At other times too, one should recite the Qur'an in large quantities personally. Another important point is the tahajjud prayer. This month, since everyone has to get up before Sadiq in the morning for the sake of eating sahri, it is easy to make tahajjud ihtimam on this occasion. Many virtues of Tahajjud have been narrated in Hadith. Similarly, donations should be made as much as possible. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) used to give a lot of charity during this month. In addition to these good deeds, it is also essential to try to avoid sins. The month of Ramadan is the month of attaining taqwa and abstinence. Allaah has made fasting obligatory in order to attain taqwa. It is known from Hadith Sharif that fasting is not complete without abstaining from sins. Therefore, when a believer tries to avoid sins in order to fulfill his fast perfectly, Allah, by His grace, gives him the power of taqwa and abstinence. Therefore, it is the sole duty of every Muslim to abstain from all sins, especially from backbiting, blasphemy, evil eye, bad thoughts, forbidden food and drink, etc. 2969513123