Ramadan 2017 Bulgaria Calendar with Prayer Times

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In Bulgaria, there are about 578,000 Muslims, which makes around 8 percent of the entire Bulgaria population. Islam is the third largest religion in Bulgaria. Fasting during the month of Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam. The fasting month starts after Shaban, which is the 8th month of Islamic calendar. For Hijri Dates, Bulgarian people look forward for dates announced Saudi government. This year, 1st Ramadan in Bulgaria will be on May 27. While the last day of Ramadan 2017 in Bulgaria is not confirmed because of uncertainty about Shawwal cresecent visibility in KSA on 24th or 25th of June. (Dates may vary, so it is recommended to wait till official announcement)

Ramadan Timetable 2017 Bulgaria With Suhoor & Iftar Schedule

Calculation Method: Muslim World League

Ramadan	Date	Day	Suhoor (Sofia, Burgas, Plovdiv, Varna, Pernik)	Iftar (Sofia, Burgas, Plovdiv, Varna, Pernik)
1	27th May	Saturday	03:47 AM - 03:31 AM - 03:45 AM - 03:24 AM - 03:48 AM	08:55 PM - 08:37 PM - 08:48 PM - 08:38 PM - 08:55 PM
2	28th May	Sunday	03:45 AM - 03:30 AM - 03:44 AM - 03:23 AM - 03:47 AM	08:55 PM - 08:38 PM - 08:49 PM - 08:39 PM - 08:56 PM
3	29th May	Monday	03:44 AM - 03:29 AM - 03:43 AM - 03:21 AM - 03:46 AM	08:56 PM - 08:39 PM - 08:49 PM - 08:40 PM - 08:57 PM
4	30th May	Tuesday	03:43 AM - 03:28 AM - 03:41 AM - 03:20 AM - 03:45 AM	08:57 PM - 08:40 PM - 08:50 PM - 08:40 PM - 08:58 PM
5	31st May	Wednesday	03:42 AM - 03:27 AM - 03:40 AM - 03:19 AM - 03:44 AM	08:58 PM - 08:41 PM - 08:51 PM - 08:41 PM - 08:59 PM
6	1st June	Thursday	03:41 AM - 03:26 AM - 03:39 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:43 AM	08:59 PM - 08:41 PM - 08:52 PM - 08:42 PM - 09:00 PM
7	2nd June	Friday	03:41 AM - 03:26 AM - 03:39 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:43 AM	08:59 PM - 08:41 PM - 08:52 PM - 08:42 PM - 09:00 PM
8	3rd June	Saturday	03:39 AM - 03:24 AM - 03:38 AM - 03:16 AM - 03:41 AM	09:00 PM - 08:43 PM - 08:53 PM - 08:44 PM - 09:01 PM
9	4th June	Sunday	03:38 AM - 03:23 AM - 03:37 AM - 03:15 AM - 03:40 AM	09:01 PM - 08:44 PM - 08:54 PM - 08:44 PM - 09:02 PM
10	5th June	Monday	03:37 AM - 03:22 AM - 03:36 AM - 03:14 AM - 03:39 AM	09:02 PM - 08:44 PM - 08:55 PM - 08:45 PM - 09:02 PM
11	6th June	Tuesday	03:36 AM - 03:21 AM - 03:35 AM - 03:13 AM - 03:38 AM	09:02 PM - 08:45 PM - 08:55 PM - 08:46 PM - 09:03 PM
12	7th June	Wednesday	03:36 AM - 03:21 AM - 03:35 AM - 03:12 AM - 03:38 AM	09:03 PM - 08:46 PM - 08:56 PM - 08:46 PM - 09:04 PM
13	8th June	Thursday	03:35 AM - 03:20 AM - 03:34 AM - 03:12 AM - 03:37 AM	09:04 PM - 08:46 PM - 08:57 PM - 08:47 PM - 09:04 PM
14	9th June	Friday	03:34 AM - 03:20 AM - 03:33 AM - 03:11 AM - 03:36 AM	09:04 PM - 08:47 PM - 08:57 PM - 08:48 PM - 09:05 PM
15	10th June	Saturday	03:34 AM - 03:19 AM - 03:33 AM - 03:11 AM - 03:36 AM	09:05 PM - 08:47 PM - 08:58 PM - 08:48 PM - 09:05 PM
16	11th June	Sunday	03:34 AM - 03:19 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:10 AM - 03:35 AM	09:05 PM - 08:48 PM - 08:58 PM - 08:49 PM - 09:06 PM
17	12th June	Monday	03:33 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:10 AM - 03:35 AM	09:06 PM - 08:48 PM - 08:59 PM - 08:49 PM - 09:07 PM
18	13th June	Tuesday	03:33 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:35 AM	09:06 PM - 08:49 PM - 08:59 PM - 08:50 PM - 09:07 PM
19	14th June	Wednesday	03:33 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:34 AM	09:07 PM - 08:49 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:50 PM - 09:07 PM
20	15th June	Thursday	03:32 AM - 03:17 AM - 03:31 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:34 AM	09:07 PM - 08:50 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:51 PM - 09:08 PM
21	16th June	Friday	03:32 AM - 03:17 AM - 03:31 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:34 AM	09:07 PM - 08:50 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:51 PM - 09:08 PM
22	17th June	Saturday	03:32 AM - 03:17 AM - 03:31 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:34 AM	09:07 PM - 08:50 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:51 PM - 09:08 PM
23	18th June	Sunday	03:32 AM - 03:17 AM - 03:31 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:34 AM	09:08 PM - 08:51 PM - 09:01 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:09 PM
24	19th June	Monday	03:32 AM - 03:17 AM - 03:31 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:34 AM	09:08 PM - 08:51 PM - 09:01 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:09 PM
25	20th June	Tuesday	03:32 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:34 AM	09:09 PM - 08:51 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:09 PM
26	21st June	Wednesday	03:33 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:35 AM	09:09 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:10 PM
27	22nd June	Thursday	03:33 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:09 AM - 03:35 AM	09:09 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:53 PM - 09:10 PM
28	23rd June	Friday	03:33 AM - 03:19 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:10 AM - 03:35 AM	09:09 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:53 PM - 09:10 PM
29	24th June	Saturday	03:34 AM - 03:19 AM - 03:33 AM - 03:10 AM - 03:36 AM	09:09 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:53 PM - 09:10 PM
30	25th June	Sunday	03:34 AM - 03:19 AM - 03:33 AM - 03:11 AM - 03:36 AM	09:09 PM - 08:52 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:53 PM - 09:10 PM

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When is first day of Ramadan in United Arab Emirates?
UAE is a Muslim country with around 9.5 Million followers of Islam. Having Dubai, Abdu Dhabi, Sharjah, Al Ain, and Ajman as largest cities by population. On the evening of May 26th, Ramadan crescent moon can bee seen easily by optical aid across UAE. So InshaALLAH, Ramadan 1438 first day will start from Saturday, May 27. While, the last day of Ramadan Mubarak in neighbour countries such as Saudi Arabia is expected to be on June 24. But, its not possible to see Shawwal moon on June 24 evening in UAE by any means. Therefore in UAE, Ramadan 2017 will marks its end on Sunday, June 25.(Dates are yet to be confirmed by Moon Sighting Committee.)

Ramadan Calendar 2017 of UAE With Suhoor & Iftar Time table

Calculation Method: Umm Al-Qura

Ramadan	Date	Day	Suhoor Times (Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Ras Al Khaima, Sharjah)	Iftar Times (Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Ras Al Khaima, Sharjah)
1	27th May	Saturday	04:06 AM - 03:59 AM - 04:00 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:59 AM	07:05 PM - 07:03 PM - 07:03 PM - 07:02 PM - 07:03 PM
2	28th May	Sunday	04:05 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:59 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:59 AM	07:06 PM - 07:03 PM - 07:04 PM - 07:02 PM - 07:03 PM
3	29th May	Monday	04:05 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:59 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:58 AM	07:06 PM - 07:04 PM - 07:04 PM - 07:03 PM - 07:04 PM
4	30th May	Tuesday	04:05 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:54 AM - 03:58 AM	07:07 PM - 07:04 PM - 07:05 PM - 07:03 PM - 07:04 PM
5	31st May	Wednesday	04:04 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:54 AM - 03:57 AM	07:07 PM - 07:05 PM - 07:05 PM - 07:04 PM - 07:05 PM
6	1st June	Thursday	04:04 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:54 AM - 03:57 AM	07:08 PM - 07:05 PM - 07:06 PM - 07:04 PM - 07:05 PM
7	2nd June	Friday	04:04 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:53 AM - 03:57 AM	07:08 PM - 07:06 PM - 07:06 PM - 07:05 PM - 07:06 PM
8	3rd June	Saturday	04:04 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:53 AM - 03:57 AM	07:09 PM - 07:06 PM - 07:06 PM - 07:05 PM - 07:06 PM
9	4th June	Sunday	04:03 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:53 AM - 03:56 AM	07:09 PM - 07:07 PM - 07:07 PM - 07:05 PM - 07:07 PM
10	5th June	Monday	04:03 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:53 AM - 03:56 AM	07:09 PM - 07:07 PM - 07:07 PM - 07:06 PM - 07:07 PM
11	6th June	Tuesday	04:03 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:10 PM - 07:07 PM - 07:08 PM - 07:06 PM - 07:07 PM
12	7th June	Wednesday	04:03 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:10 PM - 07:08 PM - 07:08 PM - 07:07 PM - 07:08 PM
13	8th June	Thursday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:11 PM - 07:08 PM - 07:08 PM - 07:07 PM - 07:08 PM
14	9th June	Friday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:11 PM - 07:09 PM - 07:09 PM - 07:07 PM - 07:09 PM
15	10th June	Saturday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:11 PM - 07:09 PM - 07:09 PM - 07:08 PM - 07:09 PM
16	11th June	Sunday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:12 PM - 07:09 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:08 PM - 07:09 PM
17	12th June	Monday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:12 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:09 PM - 07:10 PM
18	13th June	Tuesday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:12 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:09 PM - 07:10 PM
19	14th June	Wednesday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:13 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:09 PM - 07:10 PM
20	15th June	Thursday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:13 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:11 PM
21	16th June	Friday	04:03 AM - 03:55 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:13 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:11 PM
22	17th June	Saturday	04:03 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:14 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:11 PM
23	18th June	Sunday	04:03 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:14 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:10 PM - 07:12 PM
24	19th June	Monday	04:03 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:52 AM - 03:56 AM	07:14 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:12 PM
25	20th June	Tuesday	04:04 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:53 AM - 03:56 AM	07:14 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:12 PM
26	21st June	Wednesday	04:04 AM - 03:56 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:53 AM - 03:57 AM	07:14 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:12 PM
27	22nd June	Thursday	04:04 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:53 AM - 03:57 AM	07:15 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:13 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:12 PM
28	23rd June	Friday	04:04 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:53 AM - 03:57 AM	07:15 PM - 07:13 PM - 07:13 PM - 07:11 PM - 07:13 PM
29	24th June	Saturday	04:05 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:54 AM - 03:57 AM	07:15 PM - 07:13 PM - 07:13 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:13 PM
30 End Ramadan dates UAE(Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Tas al Khaimah, Sharjah, Al AIn, Ajman, Fujairah, Umm al Quwain, Khor Fakkan, Jebel Ali, Hatta, Masafi, Masdar City, Ruwais, Fujairah, Global VIllage, Al Aqah, Manama, etc.)	25th June	Sunday	04:05 AM - 03:57 AM - 03:58 AM - 03:54 AM - 03:58 AM	07:15 PM - 07:13 PM - 07:13 PM - 07:12 PM - 07:13 PM

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Besides Fasting in Ramadan Month, What Else Muslims Should Practice?

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In Ramadan month, fasting is not the only commandment for this holy month of Islam. In addition to not taking food or drink and avoiding sexual relations during the hours of sunshine, Muslims are also asked to maintain a pure morality, so they should not talk about others behind their backs or say bad words, for example.

Also this month is considered the community, and Muslims are asked to help their neighbors, especially those most in need, and to postpone everything that is not absolutely necessary to spend more time with family. During Ramadan, people should be more generous, friendly, friendly and helpful to others.

Of course, prayer, another of the pillars of Islam, is essential on this date, in which mosques recite the entire Koran.

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The routine during the days of fasting should be practically the same as that of the rest of the year, hence the sacrifice with which Muslims must comply.

But there are certain differences: since Muslims can only eat when the sun has not risen, Muslims often rise before dawn to have breakfast, because they will not eat anything until the night. Likewise, fasting is broken with sunset and the call to prayer, and it is customary to take a small 'snack' before dinner.

Ramadan has two important dates: the night of the decree (Lailat el Qadr , which recalls the date on which Muhammad received the revelation of the Koran) and Eid al Fitr, the day on which the Ramadan month ends and a great feast is celebrated.

Muslims in Alaska, northern Canada or Finland, for example, have a problem when it comes to practice fasting during Ramadan: because the sun hardly gets set for few hours or none at all.

In this regard, the Islamic Center of Northern Norway, understanding that this year there would be 23 hours of sunshine each day, has given Muslims permission to follow the sun's schedule of Mecca. In the case of Alaska, Muslims can follow the Ramadan fasting schedule of other parts of the United States during these dates.

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Why Ramadan Month Is Celebrated?

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Ramadan coincides with the date on which the Prophet Muhammad received the first revelation of the Koran, the holy book of Muslims which, among many other things, sets the boundaries in the relations between individuals and between the individual and the community.

During Ramadan, Muslims must fulfill the fast or 'sawn', one of the five pillars of Islam, considered as a method of self-purification by which they learn to have strength and patience and, therefore, to know each other, themselves.

In this way, this sacred month has, besides a religious function, a sanitary (purifies the body), mental (strengthens the will) and moral (to make understand what they suffer the people deprived of food), according to explain from the Union of Islamic Communities.

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Muslims have their own calendar: the lunar cycle, whose days do not coincide from year to year. Ramadan is always the ninth month of the lunar calendar , beginning with the appearance of the new moon and ending with the next new moon.

This year has begun this June 6, so it is this Monday when Muslims start the fast, and will end on July 6. Ramadan begins about 11 days before each year , which does not always coincide with summer in the West: for example, in 2020 it will be between April and May, so that the fasting effort will be less as there are more hours of darkness.

How Long is Ramadan Month?

Based on lunar cycles, the time of Ramadan is not exactly the same every year, although it usually lasts for about 29 or 30 days.

IS IT MANDATORY TO FOLLOW RAMADAN?

Yes, Ramadan is obligatory for every healthy Muslim from the moment he reaches puberty. There are, however, certain exceptions, which we explain in the next question.

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The month of Ramadan, besides fulfilling a religious function, has a sanitary (purify the body), mental (strengthen the will) and moral (to make understand what they suffer the people deprived of food) and serves to strengthen the family and social ties.

Thus, after the five sentences, the follower of the Islamic faith postpones everything that is not absolutely necessary to spend as many family as possible in the family. "Mothers are struggling to make the best of their gastronomic repertoire, children talk to parents at sunrise and parents tell stories about their ancestors," Tatary explains.

In addition to the beginning, Ramadan has two other important dates: The Night of the Decree (Lailat el Qadr) and Aid el Fitr, which is the day on which the fast ends.

The night of the decree Lailat ul Qadr recalls the night on which the Prophet Muhammad received the first revelation of the Koran, the holy book of Muslims. During this celebration, which takes place during the last ten days of the month, Muslims pray and read the Koran from dawn to dusk.

On the other hand, Eid ul Fitr, the feast of the end of the Fast, has two peak moments: the prayer of breaking the fast and the delivery of alms in species, usually food, to needy people (Zakat al Fitr).

On that day, Muslims also give gifts to the children, dress them in new clothes and with it they go to the mosque for the first morning prayer. Upon leaving the prayer, the whole family goes to the cemetery to remember their deceased relatives and in the afternoon visit their relatives and friends.

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Allah (swt) said: "The month of Ramadan was in which the Qur'an was revealed, a guide for mankind and clear evidence for guiding the criterion between right and wrong. So any of you who see the The month of Ramadan, he must fast that month. " (Al-Baqara 2: 185)

The Messenger of Allah said:

" Islam is based on five pillars: to testify that no one has the right to be worshiped except Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, perform the Salat, give the Zakat, perform Hayy, and fast in Ramadan."

He (sas) said:

"For you have come Ramadan, a blessed month in which Allah has made it obligatory to fast." During it the gates of Paradise are opened and the gates of Hell are closed, and the rebellious devils are chained.There is one night (Lailatul-Qadr ) What is better than a thousand months. He who deprives himself has really deprived himself of his pleasant things. "

Of the many important lessons that can be learned from fasting, we highlight:

1. Win Taqwa

Fasting has been legislated so that we can win taqwa, as Allah (swt) said: "O thou that believe! Fasting is a duty for you, as it was duty for those before you in such a way that you can achieve the Taqwaa. " (Al-Baqarah 2: 183)

Talq ibn Habib (d. 100H) (raa) said:

"When the fitnah (trial and tribulation) appears then excuse it with t aqwa." When asked for was the taqwa, he replied: " Taqwa is to act in obedience to Allah, follow the light (ie the magnet,) of Allah, trust in the mercy of Allah. Taqwa is leaving acts Of disobedience to Allah, out of respect for Allah.

This is one of the best definitions of taqwa. For each action there must be a starting point and a goal. And an action will not be considered as an act of obedience, or closeness to Allah, unless it emanates from the pure Imam (abandon himself to Allah). Therefore it is the pure Imam, and not habits, desires, nor the pursuit of praise or fame, which should initiate action. And the goal of action should be to win the reward of Allah and seek His pleasure. "Fasting is a means to achieve taqwa, as it helps to prevent many faults that one is prone. Because of this, the Prophet ( Sas) Said."

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The Prophet (sas) said:

"Allah said," Anyone who shows enmity to a friend of mine will enter into war with him. "My servant brings nothing nearer to me, nothing more appreciated by me than the obligations I have laid upon him. Actions he has done by his will so that I would love him more."
The Prophet (sas) said:

"Whosoever shall come in the month of Ramadan, and let him not have his sins forgiven, and so enter into the fire, then Allah may keep him away."

So to approach Allah (swt) in this blessed month, can be achieved by fulfilling the obligatory duties; And also reciting the Koran and reflecting on its meaning, increasing goodness and giving charity, making the du'a (Invocation) to Allah, attending the Salat tarawih, seeking Lailatul-Qadr (Night of Power and Destiny), one more night Good that a thousand months, attending the meetings where knowledge is transmitted, and striving in those actions that will make the heart get closer to its Lord and thus gain His forgiveness. Our level of effort in this blessed month must be greater than our effort to worship Allah in any other month, Because of the excellence and rewards that Allah has put into it. Another great means of approaching Allah in this month is doing I`tikaaf (isolation in the mosque to surrender to Allah) for anyone who has the possibility.

Imam ibn al-Qayyim (d. 751H) (raa) said:

"Allah also prescribed I`tikaaf for them, the aim being that the heart should totally turn to Allah and concentrate on Him alone, and break the worries towards the rest of the creation.Therefore, the heart is only filled with Allah (Swt), so loving it, remembering it, and turning to Him takes the place of all the worries and anxieties of the heart. As a reward all this prepares us to be at peace with Allah (swt) on the day when the loneliness of the Tomb, when there will be no one else to comfort or solace except Him. So this is the greatest goal of I`tikaaf.

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5. Become aware of the Unity of Muslims: Important Lessons of Ramadan Month

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The Prophet (sas) said:

"They fast when all fast, break their fast when others break it, and sacrifice the day when they sacrifice others."

The Imam at-Tirmidhi (d. 275H) (raa) said:

"Some of the People of Knowledge explained this hadeeth saying: Its meaning is to fast and to break fast along with your Yama'a and most people."

Thus, in this blessed month we can realize a feeling of unity and being one Umma due to our fasting and breaking our fast collectively. We also feel a greater awareness of the general state of Muslims and the hardships they endure, because: "During fasting, one perceives and experiences what his needy and hungry brothers and sisters feel, as is the case today for many Muslims in Africa." In fact, the unity of Muslims and help each other is one of the great principles on which Islam is based, as Allah (swt) said: "And you cling to the covenant of Allah all together and without dividing." (Aal `Imraan 3: 103). Allah (swt) also said: "

Shaysh-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah (d.728H) (raa) said: "The well-being of people will not be complete neither in this world nor in the future without the ultimate '(collectivity), without ta'awun (mutual cooperation ), And without tanassur (mutual aid), mutual cooperation to secure benefits, and mutual help to keep us from harm.This is why it is said that man is social and civil by nature.

Thus we see how Islam puts great emphasis on gathering hearts and encouraging the ultimate (the collectivity). This is not only reflected in the month of Ramadan, but also in all other practices of Islam. For example, the Prophet himself tells us that the ideal is to perform the five daily Salats in congregation, and that twenty-seven times the benefits of doing it individually are obtained. Likewise, this collective spirit is demonstrated in the act of Hajj (the Pilgrimage). Even in the learning of knowledge and study, blessings have been placed in doing so collectively, even in our daily actions such as eating, Islam teaches us collectivity. So when some of the Companions of the Prophet (s) said to him, "O Messenger of Allah, we eat but we are not satisfied," he replied: "Do you eat individually?" They answered: Yes! So he said, "Eat together and mention the name of Allah. There will be blessings then for you."

In fact, even on the label when sitting the spirit of collectivity is shown. So one day the Prophet (sas) found that the Companions were sitting in separate circles, so he said to them, "Why do I see you sitting seperated?"

Thus, Ramadan is a time to increase our sense of unity and brotherhood, and our commitment to Allah and His Din. And there is no doubt that this sense of unity necessitates that: "We work together as Islam requires, as sincere brethren, without intolerance or sectarianism, to understand that what is of benefit to the Islamic Umma is beneficial to the whole Earth."

We must examine ourselves during Ramadan and we must ask ourselves: What is my role, and each one of us has a role, in helping this wonderful Umma regain her honor, and is given back her unity and strength, and the victory she Have you been promised? Likewise, we must reflect on our character and actions and ask ourselves: Are they helping the process of unity and brotherhood, or are they a harm and a hindrance to it?

So we ask Allah to grant us the ability to change for the better, during this blessed month, lest we be of those who are deprived of His Rahma and goodness. In fact He is the One who Hears and He is the Only one who responds.

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The Prophet (sas) said:

"Whoever does not forsake falsehood in discourse and action, then Allah the Almighty does not need him to stop eating and drinking."

Also he said:

"To fast is not to abstain merely from eating and drinking, but rather to abstain from ignorant and indecent speech." So if anyone abuses or behaves ignorantly with you, then say: I am fasting, I am fasting. "

These stories point to the importance of sincerity and good manners. Thus, this blessed month not only teaches us to abstain from food and drink, but also to refrain from such statements and actions that may cause harm to people and violate their rights, because the Messenger ( sas) said in describing the true Mu'min : "A Muslim is one of whom other Muslims are sure of his tongue and his hand." So it is in us as individuals, to examine the limitations in our character, and to seek methods to model it better, modeled on the character of the last of the Prophets, Mohammad (sas) I am a guarantor of an abode in the skirts of Paradise for anyone who leaves the discussion, even when it is in his right; And a house in the center of Paradise for all who forsake falsehood, even when speaking in jest; And a house in the highest part of Paradise for which he makes good his character. Thus, by fleeing from oppression, immodesty, hatred overcoming slander, slander, and other types of falsehood, we can save ourselves from seeing the benefits of our fasting nullified. As the Prophet said: "It may be that a person receives nothing of his fast, except hunger and thirst." I am a guarantor of an abode in the skirts of Paradise for anyone who leaves the discussion, even when it is in his right; And a house in the center of Paradise for all who forsake falsehood, even when speaking in jest; And a house in the highest part of Paradise for which he makes good his character. Thus, by fleeing from oppression, immodesty, hatred overcoming slander, slander, and other types of falsehood, we can save ourselves from seeing the benefits of our fasting nullified. As the Prophet said: "It may be that a person receives nothing of his fast, except hunger and thirst." Even when talking in jest; And a house in the highest part of Paradise for which he makes good his character. Thus, by fleeing from oppression, immodesty, hatred overcoming slander, slander, and other types of falsehood, we can save ourselves from seeing the benefits of our fasting nullified. As the Prophet said: "It may be that a person receives nothing of his fast, except hunger and thirst." Even when talking in jest; And a house in the highest part of Paradise for which he makes good his character. Thus, by fleeing from oppression, immodesty, hatred overcoming slander, slander, and other types of falsehood, we can save ourselves from seeing the benefits of our fasting nullified. As the Prophet said: "It may be that a person receives nothing of his fast, except hunger and thirst."

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3. Acquire Patience: Important Lessons of Ramadan Month

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Imam Ahmed (d.241H) (raa) said:

"Allah has mentioned sabr (patience) more than ninety times in His Book."

The Prophet (sas) said:

"The month of patience, and the three days of every month, is a time of fasting"

Ibn 'Abdul-Barr (d.464H) (raa) said:

"What is meant by the month of patience is the Ramadan month, so fasting is called patience because it restrains the soul from desires to drink, to eat and from sexual desire."

Fasting is thus a means of learning self-control and patience. With patience we can strengthen our resolve to give ourselves only to Allah, with sincerity, and also to protect ourselves from the ups and downs of life. Thus, for example with patience we can perform our Salat quietly and correctly, without being rushed. With patience we can restrain our souls in the face of greed and stinginess and thus give part of our surplus wealth in Zakat. With patience we can dominate our temperament, and thus withstand the trials and hardships of Hajj. Equally, with patience we can undertake our RIAD (effort). Allah (swt) said: O Prophet!

Thus, without knowledge and patience, nothing remains, except jealousy and unbridled emotions, shouts and slogans without substance, discourses that do not strengthen, but weaken, and actions that do not build, but destroy. Therefore, during this month we must strive to develop a firm resolution to perform acts of nobility, and to adorn ourselves with patience, having the certainty, according to our Messenger ( sas) that: "And know that victory comes with patience, relief With affliction, and respite with the penalty."

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There are three degrees of fasting:

1. The fast of the ordinary person
2. Fasting the chosen
3. Fasting the elect

The fast of the ordinary person

It is described as previously discussed details of Ramadan consists of abstinence from food, from sex, from making noise, discuss, etc ...

In addition to fara'id , the obligations of fasting, the seeker will advance in his practice by observing the traditions (Sunnah) of the Holy Prophet, on whom be peace.

Fasting of the Chosen

Fasting of the Chosen is to keep the ears, eyes, tongue, hands, feet together with all the senses free from sin.

This virtuous people free from sin in six ways:

Refraining from looking at anything that is blameworthy or disapproved.

Jabir, on the authority of Anas reported that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said:

1. "There are five things that break the fast, lying, backbiting, lying, perjury, greed and lustful eyes."
2. Keeping the tongue free from declamation and dall'inveire, from lying, backbiting of others, from the storytelling, the obscenities, the insulting speech, the quarrel and hypocrisy. Rather, you should try to keep themselves busy in the remembrance and glorification of Allah, as well as in the recitation of the Holy Quran - this is the fasting of the tongue.

3. Closing his ears to all that is reprehensible. The Messenger of Allah, praise and peace be upon him, for example, he said:

"They who speaks evil behind the others and those who listen to him are partners in sin."

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It's time for "ask-a-Muslim-stupid-things-month" - commonly known as Ramadan.

Muslims in Sweden may, in addition to the remaining 11 months of the year, of discrimination, intimidation, hatred and media demonization, even act frågelåda for all that non-Muslims have the heart during Ramadan. Here is a list of the five dumbest questions we receive.

1. How can Ramadan be something to look forward to? You're not supposed to eat? Why fast ye?
The answer to this and similar questions are best answered with: even more questions! Why celebrate Christmas? Is not it expensive? Unhealthy for both animals and nature? The reasons that Muslims celebrating a religious holiday are very similar to those found to celebrate other religious holidays. Fasting is part of the five pillars of Islam, there is thus a religious background. Fasting is a way to learn to appreciate what you have in life, things that are easily forgotten, such as water, food and family. And yes, eating should otherwise die.

2. What happens if you get in your food / water during the day?
If a Muslim happens to forget themselves (quite common during the first week of Ramadan) and eating / drinking something you die. Food and drink are namely radioactive and toxic to all Muslims around the world during Lent. It is sad but we try to live with it. Or is it perhaps so that nothing happens at all! We might just note that we happened to eat / drink, go ahead with the fast and try to avoid it happening again. Who knows!

3. Do all fixed? Are you not hungry / thirsty?
It answers all Muslims really want to: yes, all have fixed, see the answer to question 2. The response we are forced to give over and over again: no, fasting is a choice, and there are exceptions, very logical exceptions if you think about it. Children, the sick, pregnant women, people with very demanding physical jobs and the like can not and should not be fixed. Yes, we are hungry and thirsty, but your body get used to it very quickly. Nobody should be fixed if it can not handle it.

4. But if you live in the Arctic Circle, the sun never sets? How do you do?
I wish I lived in the Arctic Circle, then I had escaped answer this hypothetical question every year. Unfortunately, I live in northern Europe, and then we Muslims again a practical and logical solution to the problem! If there are so many hours of sunshine that it is not reasonable to fasting so many hours in a day, we follow only the sun hours in Mecca or Medina! No need to starve to death! So good!

5. But you do drink beer, eat and fuck though it is Ramadan ?
Never put the question. It is totally none of your business. Muslims are not required to explain why they are fasting or not fasting for someone other than themselves. All Muslims are not fast, some fast one week, some some day, some one hour. Muslims are not a homogeneous group, and we do things differently during Ramadan.

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Here are few of the things, that you should care while fasting in Ramadan month. Below we have mentioned some of the things that break the fast;

- Besides hayd (menstruation) and nifaas (bleeding after childbirth), beside these broken only fast on these three condition applies: that the person knows that it breaks the fast and is not ignorant; that he is aware of what he does and not forgotten that he is fasting; he does it of his own free will and not be forced.

- Among the things that break the fast are gärninar that involves the expulsion of bodily fluids, such as intercourse, vomiting, menstruation and bleeding, and deeds that involve supplies the body with something such as food and drink. (Majmoo 'al-Fataawa, 25/148)

- Among the things that break the fast are things that are klassiferat as food and drink, such as medicine and pills you take orally or injecting nutrients, or to receive blood.

- Such injected but not replace food and drink but are used as medicine, such as penicillin and insulin, tonics, or vaccinations, do not break the fast, whether it is in the muscles or veins. (Fataawa Ibn Ibraheem, 4/189) But to be on the safe side, these medications take place during the night.

- Kidney dialysis, in which blood is taken out, cleaned and comes back to the body with some chemical and nutritive substances, such as sugar and salt, breaking the fast. (Fataawa al-Lajnah al-Daaímah, 10/190)

- According to the strongest opinion so do not break suppositories, eye drops, ear drops, get a tooth removed and tend to wounds Lent. (Majmoo'Fataawa Shaykh al-Islam, 25/233, 25/245)

- Asthma Spray does not break the fast, because this is the compressed gas that goes to the lungs - it is not food, and it is always needed, in Ramadan and otherwise.

- Taking blood samples not break the fast and is permissible because it is something you need. (Fataawa al-Da'wah: Ibn Baaz, no. 979)

- Medicine only to be swished around in the mouth does not break the fast so long as one avoids swallowing anything. If the individual laws of a tooth and feel the taste in the throat, this does not break the fast. (Verbal fataawa from Ibn Baaz)

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A checklist that helps us inshaAllah to get the best return from the holy month:

1. Avoid anything that weakens your fixed so as lying, backbiting, cheating, getting angry.

The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said:
"Whoever does not give up [ends with] saying false statements (ie lying) and evil actions, and saying bad words to others - Allah is not in need of his leaving food and drink, that fast. " [Bukhari |]

2. Avoid looking at what Allah has forbidden.

The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said:

"The look is one of Satan's poisonous arrows, Allah curse him. Anyone who stops to look at the bad things in the fear of Allah, Allah (swt) to give him the sweetness of faith in heart ". [Al Hakim]

3. Do not sit and listen to a person Knife others then you get the same sins as the knife.

Have the intention to fast every day with Iman (faith) and pure intention that only seek reward from Allah. The Prophet (may Allah's blessings and peace be upon him) said:

"Whoever fasts during Ramadan with Iman and seeking reward from Allah, his previous sins will be forgiven." [Al-Bukhari]

4. Read the whole Qur'an at least once, as the Prophet did (may Allah peace and blessings be upon him).

5. Makes dua during the fast because the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said three people prayer / invocation is not rejected, and one of them is the fasting person's prayer / invocation. Ask Allah for the good of this life into the next for yourself, your family and all Muslims.

Makes doua before you break your fast. The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said:

"The fasting person has a prayer / invocation [doua] answered when he breaks his fast."

6. Give Sadaqah and was good to the people. The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) was the most generous amongst the people, and he was most generous during Ramadan.

7. Have Suhoor that the Prophet (may Allaah's peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Have Suhoor for giving the blessing."

8. Ask Allah's forgiveness because Ramadan is the month that Allah frees people from the fire.

9. Ask Taraweeh with khushoo '[humility, concentration]. If you pray in the mosque, pray the entire prayer with the Imaam. If you're at home, extend as prayer as much as you can. The Prophet (may Allaah's peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Whoever prays during Ramadhan with Imaan and seeking reward from Allah, his previous sins will be forgiven."

10. Feed the poor and invite home to Iftaar. The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Whoever gives Iftaar to someone fasting, he will receive the same reward without the reward is reduced from the fasting person."

11. Fight harder during the last ten nights especially the odd nights, then in one of those nights falls Laylatul Qadr (All Forces Day) in. And the douaa the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) used to say during those nights was: "Allahumma innaka 'afuwun tohibbol' AFWA fa'fu 'anni." (O Allah, you are [the pardoning] and love forgiveness, so forgive me.)

12. Ask Allah to accept all your good deeds during this month.

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När är Ramadan 2018 i Sverige?

InshaALLAH, i Sverige, första dagen av Ramadan 2018 kommer att vara den Torsdag, 17 Maj. Ramadan 1439 har 29 dagar och kommer att avslutas den 14 juni 2018. (Datum kan variera, är det rekommenderat att vänta tills officiella tillkännagivandet).
English: When is Ramadan 2018 in Sweden? Insha'Allah, the first day of Ramadan 2018 in Sweden will be on Thursday, May 17th. Ramadan 1439 will have 29 days and will end on 14th June, 2018.

Ramadan Kalender 2018 Sverige med Suhoor och Iftar gånger

Calculation Method: Muslim World League

Ramadan	Datum	Dag	Suhoor Times (Boras, Malmo, Orebro, Stockholm, Uppsala)	Iftar Times (Boras, Malmo, Orebro, Stockholm, Uppsala)
0	16th Maj 2018	Onsdag	02:30 AM - 02:34 AM - 02:17 AM - 02:06 AM - 02:06 AM	11:28 PM - 11:22 PM - 11:23 PM - 11:12 PM - 11:15 PM
1	17th Maj 2018	Torsdag	02:29 AM - 02:34 AM - 02:16 AM - 02:05 AM - 02:05 AM	11:29 PM - 11:23 PM - 11:24 PM - 11:13 PM - 11:16 PM
2	18th Maj 2018	Fredag	02:29 AM - 02:33 AM - 02:15 AM - 02:04 AM - 02:04 AM	11:30 PM - 11:24 PM - 11:25 PM - 11:14 PM - 11:17 PM
3	19th Maj 2018	Lördag	02:28 AM - 02:32 AM - 02:15 AM - 02:03 AM - 02:03 AM	11:31 PM - 11:25 PM - 11:26 PM - 11:15 PM - 11:18 PM
4	20th Maj 2018	Söndag	02:27 AM - 02:32 AM - 02:14 AM - 02:02 AM - 02:03 AM	11:32 PM - 11:26 PM - 11:27 PM - 11:16 PM - 11:19 PM
5	21st Maj 2018	Måndag	02:26 AM - 02:31 AM - 02:13 AM - 02:02 AM - 02:02 AM	11:32 PM - 11:26 PM - 11:28 PM - 11:17 PM - 11:20 PM
6	22nd Maj 2018	Tisdag	02:26 AM - 02:30 AM - 02:12 AM - 02:01 AM - 02:01 AM	11:33 PM - 11:27 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:18 PM - 11:21 PM
7	23rd Maj 2018	Onsdag	02:25 AM - 02:30 AM - 02:12 AM - 02:00 AM - 02:00 AM	11:34 PM - 11:28 PM - 11:30 PM - 11:19 PM - 11:22 PM
8	24th Maj 2018	Torsdag	02:25 AM - 02:29 AM - 02:11 AM - 01:59 AM - 01:59 AM	11:35 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:31 PM - 11:20 PM - 11:23 PM
9	25th Maj 2018	Fredag	02:24 AM - 02:29 AM - 02:10 AM - 01:59 AM - 01:59 AM	11:36 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:32 PM - 11:21 PM - 11:24 PM
10	26th Maj 2018	Lördag	02:23 AM - 02:28 AM - 02:10 AM - 01:58 AM - 01:58 AM	11:37 PM - 11:30 PM - 11:33 PM - 11:22 PM - 11:25 PM
11	27th Maj 2018	Söndag	02:23 AM - 02:28 AM - 02:09 AM - 01:57 AM - 01:57 AM	11:38 PM - 11:31 PM - 11:34 PM - 11:23 PM - 11:26 PM
12	28th Maj 2018	Måndag	02:22 AM - 02:27 AM - 02:08 AM - 01:57 AM - 01:57 AM	11:38 PM - 11:32 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:24 PM - 11:27 PM
13	29th Maj 2018	Tisdag	02:22 AM - 02:27 AM - 02:08 AM - 01:56 AM - 01:56 AM	11:39 PM - 11:32 PM - 11:36 PM - 11:24 PM - 11:28 PM
14	30th Maj 2018	Onsdag	02:21 AM - 02:27 AM - 02:07 AM - 01:56 AM - 01:56 AM	11:40 PM - 11:33 PM - 11:36 PM - 11:25 PM - 11:29 PM
15	31st Maj 2018	Torsdag	02:21 AM - 02:26 AM - 02:07 AM - 01:55 AM - 01:55 AM	11:41 PM - 11:34 PM - 11:37 PM - 11:26 PM - 11:30 PM
16	1st Juni 2018	Fredag	02:20 AM - 02:26 AM - 02:06 AM - 01:55 AM - 01:55 AM	11:41 PM - 11:34 PM - 11:38 PM - 11:27 PM - 11:31 PM
17	2nd Juni 2018	Lördag	02:20 AM - 02:26 AM - 02:06 AM - 01:54 AM - 01:54 AM	11:42 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:39 PM - 11:28 PM - 11:32 PM
18	3rd Juni 2018	Söndag	02:20 AM - 02:25 AM - 02:05 AM - 01:54 AM - 01:54 AM	11:43 PM - 11:36 PM - 11:40 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:32 PM
19	4th Juni 2018	Måndag	02:19 AM - 02:25 AM - 02:05 AM - 01:53 AM - 01:53 AM	11:44 PM - 11:36 PM - 11:40 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:33 PM
20	5th Juni 2018	Tisdag	02:19 AM - 02:25 AM - 02:05 AM - 01:53 AM - 01:53 AM	11:44 PM - 11:37 PM - 11:41 PM - 11:30 PM - 11:34 PM
21	6th Juni 2018	Onsdag	02:19 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:04 AM - 01:53 AM - 01:52 AM	11:45 PM - 11:37 PM - 11:42 PM - 11:31 PM - 11:35 PM
22	7th Juni 2018	Torsdag	02:18 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:04 AM - 01:52 AM - 01:52 AM	11:46 PM - 11:38 PM - 11:43 PM - 11:32 PM - 11:35 PM
23	8th Juni 2018	Fredag	02:18 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:04 AM - 01:52 AM - 01:52 AM	11:46 PM - 11:39 PM - 11:43 PM - 11:32 PM - 11:36 PM
24	9th Juni 2018	Lördag	02:18 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:03 AM - 01:52 AM - 01:51 AM	11:47 PM - 11:39 PM - 11:44 PM - 11:33 PM - 11:37 PM
25	10th Juni 2018	Söndag	02:18 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:03 AM - 01:52 AM - 01:51 AM	11:47 PM - 11:40 PM - 11:45 PM - 11:33 PM - 11:37 PM
26	11th Juni 2018	Måndag	02:18 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:03 AM - 01:51 AM - 01:51 AM	11:48 PM - 11:40 PM - 11:45 PM - 11:34 PM - 11:38 PM
27	12th Juni 2018	Tisdag	02:18 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:03 AM - 01:51 AM - 01:51 AM	11:48 PM - 11:41 PM - 11:46 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:39 PM
28	13th Juni 2018	Onsdag	02:17 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:03 AM - 01:51 AM - 01:51 AM	11:49 PM - 11:41 PM - 11:46 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:39 PM
29 Ramadan slutdatum 2018 Sverige(Stockholm, Malmo, Gothenburg, Uppsala, Visby, Helsingborg, Sigtuna, Lund, Kiruna, Marstrand, Vasteras, Umea, Jonkoping, Norrkoping, Ystad, Kalmar, Boras, etc.)	14th Juni 2018	Torsdag	02:17 AM - 02:24 AM - 02:02 AM - 01:51 AM - 01:51 AM	11:49 PM - 11:42 PM - 11:47 PM - 11:36 PM - 11:40 PM

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När Ramadan börjar och slutar?

Enligt Islamisk kalender börjar den första dagen av Ramadan kareem med utseendemässigt av månskäran på den sista dagen i månaden då Shaban. Om 29 Shaban, på grund av väderförhållanden eller av någon annan anledning månen inte blir synliga då rekommenderas att starta Ramadan månad efter att låta Shaban slutföra sitt 30 dagar. Likaså är det den sista dagen i Ramadan Mubarak när månen av shawwal blir synlig eller Ramadan slutföra sitt 30 dagar.

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Ramadan Sweden date schedule

År	första dagen av Ramadan	sista dagen av Ramadan
2015	18 juni, torsdag	17 juli, fredag
2016	7: e juni, tisdag	6 juli, onsdag
2017	27 maj, lördag	25 juni, söndag
2018	17 maj, torsdag	14 juni, torsdag
2019	6 maj, måndag	4 juni, tisdag
2020	24 April, fredag	23 maj, lördag
2021	13 April, tisdag	12 maj, onsdag
2022	3 April, söndag	2 maj, måndag
2023	23 mars, torsdag	21 April, fredag
2024	11 mars, måndag	Den 9 April, tisdag

Om Ramadan Månad

Ramadan är fastemånaden som sker under soltimmar. Medel under snabb en kan äta eller dricka före gryningen och efter solnedgången, bara. Hur vackert är det att se tusentals människor förenar över en enda handling av dyrkan, och en handling som är ren i varje form. Ramadan är den tiden på året när muslimer över hela världen förenas över en enda religiös ritual, fasta från morgon till solnedgång. De vaknar före gryningen, tar en tung måltid med mat (sehri) och sedan inleda sin fasta genom att erbjuda böner Fajr. Vid solnedgången bryter de snabbt med sorter av mat och frukter beredd på iftari. I tiden mellan gryning och solnedgången måste de avstå från mat, vatten, vätskor, samlag och allehanda undesirable beteende. Måste man rena sig själv från alla onda och oförrätter av ett samhälle. Det är inte bara ett test av fysisk tålamod när det gäller hunger men också en andlig test.

Ramadan i princip faller i den nionde månvarv och inleder med den nya månen observationen och slutar med iakttagelsen av nästa månads månen. Denna fastande period kommer att vara olika för varje område, beroende på deras respektive timings. Fastan är en av de fem pelarna i Islam och är bindande (Farz) för varje Muslim från 12 år. Skyldigheten för fasta omnämns i denna koraniska vers;

“O ni som tror! Fastan har förskrivits till dig som det har förskrivits till dem innan du, att du kan uppnå Taqwa [gudsmedvetande]. "– Det Koranen, Al-Baqarah: 183

Fastan är väsentliga för alla friska människor och vissa undantag tillåts för människor som faller i någon av kategorierna nedan;

Barn yngre än mognad. Flickor uppnår en ålder av 12 och pojkar nå den genom 15. Före denna ålder, de måste snabbt under en halv dag eller så, att utveckla en vana.
Gamla människor och dem som är extremt sjuk får hoppa över fastor. I stället för som de har att mata en dålig person för varje dag som är överhoppade.
Kvinnor som är gravida eller menstruerande kan hoppa över dagarna och kompensera för dagarna senare.
Människor som har tuffa arbete jobb eller reser kan kompensera för sin missade dagar när de har tid senare.

And a name of few random countries visitors checking currently include; Brazil, Ghana, Ireland, Spain, Russia, and Turkey.

Denna förmånlig behandling är där eftersom Islam inte vill lägga onödiga bördor på dess anhängare. Det finns också vissa situationer när personen av misstag eller omedvetet äter eller dricker något. I sådant fall hans fasta är inte trasigt men istället ett straff måste betalas som kallas även kaffarah. Däri kaffarah personen har att ordna mat för fattiga människor och ta ansvar för sina fastor. Kaffarah skiljer sig för olika situationer och kan diskuteras med viss lärda forskare för detaljer.

När en person som fastar, betyder det inte att han eller hon har att sitta sysslolös hemma och vänta på solnedgången. Personen är skyldig att fortsätta sin dagliga rutin som alla andra dagar med vanliga sysslor. Det är faktiskt där test av tålamod kommer däri hur personen klarar att hålla sig borta från mat samt dåligt beteende. Som tidigare nämnts, är det lika en andlig väckelse som det är en fysisk ritual. Fastan är en fantastisk ritual och detta kan härledas från de många fördelarna att det innehar.

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Wann ist Ramadan 2018 beginn?
InshaALLAH, ersten Tag des Ramadan 2018 in der Schweiz (Suisse, Switzerland) wird auf Donnerstag, 17. Mai Jahr. Ramadan-1439 haben 29 Tage und endet am 14. Juni 2018.(Termine können abweichen)

Ramadan 2018 Schweiz Kalendar - Ramadan 2018 Suisse Calendrier

Calculation Method: Muslim World League

Ramadan	Datum	Tag	Suhur Zeiten (Bern, Geneva, Interlaken, Lausanne, Zurich)	Iftar Zeiten (Bern, Geneva, Interlaken, Lausanne, Zurich)
0	16th Mai	Mittwoch	03:35 AM - 03:47 AM - 03:36 AM - 03:42 AM - 03:27 AM	11:08 PM - 11:07 PM - 11:04 PM - 11:08 PM - 11:07 PM
1	17th Mai	Donnerstag	03:33 AM - 03:45 AM - 03:34 AM - 03:40 AM - 03:24 AM	11:10 PM - 11:09 PM - 11:06 PM - 11:10 PM - 11:10 PM
2	18th Mai	Freitag	03:31 AM - 03:43 AM - 03:31 AM - 03:38 AM - 03:22 AM	11:12 PM - 11:11 PM - 11:08 PM - 11:12 PM - 11:12 PM
3	19th Mai	Samstag	03:28 AM - 03:41 AM - 03:29 AM - 03:35 AM - 03:19 AM	11:15 PM - 11:13 PM - 11:11 PM - 11:14 PM - 11:14 PM
4	20th Mai	Sonntag	03:26 AM - 03:39 AM - 03:27 AM - 03:33 AM - 03:17 AM	11:17 PM - 11:15 PM - 11:13 PM - 11:16 PM - 11:17 PM
5	21st Mai	Montag	03:24 AM - 03:36 AM - 03:25 AM - 03:31 AM - 03:14 AM	11:19 PM - 11:18 PM - 11:15 PM - 11:18 PM - 11:19 PM
6	22nd Mai	Dienstag	03:21 AM - 03:34 AM - 03:22 AM - 03:29 AM - 03:12 AM	11:21 PM - 11:20 PM - 11:17 PM - 11:21 PM - 11:21 PM
7	23rd Mai	Mittwoch	03:19 AM - 03:32 AM - 03:20 AM - 03:27 AM - 03:10 AM	11:23 PM - 11:22 PM - 11:19 PM - 11:23 PM - 11:24 PM
8	24th Mai	Donnerstag	03:17 AM - 03:30 AM - 03:18 AM - 03:25 AM - 03:07 AM	11:25 PM - 11:24 PM - 11:21 PM - 11:25 PM - 11:26 PM
9	25th Mai	Freitag	03:15 AM - 03:28 AM - 03:16 AM - 03:23 AM - 03:05 AM	11:28 PM - 11:26 PM - 11:23 PM - 11:27 PM - 11:28 PM
10	26th Mai	Samstag	03:12 AM - 03:26 AM - 03:14 AM - 03:21 AM - 03:03 AM	11:30 PM - 11:28 PM - 11:25 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:30 PM
11	27th Mai	Sonntag	03:10 AM - 03:24 AM - 03:12 AM - 03:19 AM - 03:00 AM	11:32 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:27 PM - 11:31 PM - 11:32 PM
12	28th Mai	Montag	03:08 AM - 03:23 AM - 03:10 AM - 03:17 AM - 02:58 AM	11:34 PM - 11:31 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:33 PM - 11:35 PM
13	29th Mai	Dienstag	03:06 AM - 03:21 AM - 03:08 AM - 03:15 AM - 02:56 AM	11:36 PM - 11:33 PM - 11:31 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:37 PM
14	30th Mai	Mittwoch	03:04 AM - 03:19 AM - 03:06 AM - 03:13 AM - 02:54 AM	11:38 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:33 PM - 11:37 PM - 11:39 PM
15	31st Mai	Donnerstag	03:02 AM - 03:17 AM - 03:04 AM - 03:11 AM - 02:52 AM	11:40 PM - 11:37 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:39 PM - 11:41 PM
16	1st Juni	Freitag	03:00 AM - 03:15 AM - 03:02 AM - 03:09 AM - 02:50 AM	11:42 PM - 11:39 PM - 11:37 PM - 11:40 PM - 11:43 PM
17	2nd Juni	Samstag	02:58 AM - 03:14 AM - 03:01 AM - 03:07 AM - 02:48 AM	11:44 PM - 11:40 PM - 11:39 PM - 11:42 PM - 11:45 PM
18	3rd Juni	Sonntag	02:57 AM - 03:12 AM - 02:59 AM - 03:06 AM - 02:46 AM	11:45 PM - 11:42 PM - 11:41 PM - 11:44 PM - 11:47 PM
19	4th Juni	Montag	02:55 AM - 03:11 AM - 02:57 AM - 03:04 AM - 02:44 AM	11:47 PM - 11:44 PM - 11:42 PM - 11:46 PM - 11:49 PM
20	5th Juni	Dienstag	02:53 AM - 03:09 AM - 02:56 AM - 03:03 AM - 02:42 AM	11:49 PM - 11:45 PM - 11:44 PM - 11:47 PM - 11:51 PM
21	6th Juni	Mittwoch	02:52 AM - 03:08 AM - 02:54 AM - 03:01 AM - 02:40 AM	11:51 PM - 11:47 PM - 11:46 PM - 11:49 PM - 11:53 PM
22	7th Juni	Donnerstag	02:50 AM - 03:07 AM - 02:53 AM - 03:00 AM - 02:38 AM	11:52 PM - 11:48 PM - 11:47 PM - 11:50 PM - 11:54 PM
23	8th Juni	Freitag	02:49 AM - 03:05 AM - 02:51 AM - 02:58 AM - 02:37 AM	11:54 PM - 11:50 PM - 11:49 PM - 11:52 PM - 11:56 PM
24	9th Juni	Samstag	02:47 AM - 03:04 AM - 02:50 AM - 02:57 AM - 02:35 AM	11:55 PM - 11:51 PM - 11:50 PM - 11:53 PM - 11:58 PM
25	10th Juni	Sonntag	02:46 AM - 03:03 AM - 02:49 AM - 02:56 AM - 02:34 AM	11:57 PM - 11:52 PM - 11:52 PM - 11:55 PM - 11:59 PM
26	11th Juni	Montag	02:45 AM - 03:02 AM - 02:48 AM - 02:55 AM - 02:32 AM	11:58 PM - 11:54 PM - 11:53 PM - 11:56 PM - 12:00 AM
27	12th Juni	Dienstag	02:44 AM - 03:01 AM - 02:47 AM - 02:54 AM - 02:31 AM	11:59 PM - 11:55 PM - 11:54 PM - 11:57 PM - 12:02 AM
28	13th Juni	Mittwoch	02:43 AM - 03:01 AM - 02:46 AM - 02:53 AM - 02:30 AM	12:00 AM - 11:56 PM - 11:55 PM - 11:58 PM - 12:03 AM
29 Ende Ramadan Termine Schweiz(Zurich, Genève, Lausanne, Lucerne, Bâle, Berne, Zermatt, Lugano, Montreux, Interlaken, St. Moritz, Locrno, St. Gallen, Grindelwald, Bellinzona, Coire, Vevey, grogne, etc.)	14th Juni	Donnerstag	02:42 AM - 03:00 AM - 02:45 AM - 02:53 AM - 02:29 AM	12:01 AM - 11:57 PM - 11:56 PM - 11:59 PM - 12:04 AM

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Ramadan 2018 In Saudi Arabia Calendar

June 30, 2017, 4:58 am

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When does Ramadan Start in Saudi Arabia? (رمضان 2018 في المملكة العربية السعودية)
InshaALLAH, In Saudi Arabia, Ramadan 2018 first day (in 1439 Hijri) will be on Thursday, 17th May. It has also estimated that Ramadan will have 29 days of fasting and will mark its last day on 14th June.(As per Umm al-Qura Calendar Ramadan 1439 will be on 16th May, but moon crescent visibility on 16th May evening is not possible by optical aid and naked eye even if weather remains clear)

Ramadan Calendar 2018 of Saudi Arabia With Suhoor & Iftar Timetable

Calculation Method: Umm Al-Qura

Ramadan	Date	Day	Suhoor Times (Jeddah, Riyadh, Madina, Makkah, Dammam)	Iftar Times (Jeddah, Riyadh, Madina, Makkah, Dammam)
0	16th May	Wednesday	04:20 AM - 03:42 AM - 04:11 AM - 04:18 AM - 03:23 AM	08:55 PM - 08:31 PM - 08:59 PM - 08:53 PM - 08:20 PM
1	17th May	Thursday	04:20 AM - 03:41 AM - 04:10 AM - 04:18 AM - 03:23 AM	08:56 PM - 08:31 PM - 08:59 PM - 08:53 PM - 08:21 PM
2	18th May	Friday	04:19 AM - 03:41 AM - 04:10 AM - 04:17 AM - 03:22 AM	08:56 PM - 08:32 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:54 PM - 08:21 PM
3	19th May	Saturday	04:19 AM - 03:40 AM - 04:09 AM - 04:16 AM - 03:21 AM	08:57 PM - 08:32 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:54 PM - 08:22 PM
4	20th May	Sunday	04:18 AM - 03:39 AM - 04:08 AM - 04:16 AM - 03:21 AM	08:57 PM - 08:33 PM - 09:01 PM - 08:55 PM - 08:23 PM
5	21st May	Monday	04:18 AM - 03:39 AM - 04:08 AM - 04:16 AM - 03:21 AM	08:57 PM - 08:33 PM - 09:01 PM - 08:55 PM - 08:23 PM
6	22nd May	Tuesday	04:17 AM - 03:38 AM - 04:07 AM - 04:15 AM - 03:19 AM	08:58 PM - 08:34 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:55 PM - 08:24 PM
7	23rd May	Wednesday	04:17 AM - 03:38 AM - 04:07 AM - 04:15 AM - 03:19 AM	08:58 PM - 08:34 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:56 PM - 08:24 PM
8	24th May	Thursday	04:16 AM - 03:37 AM - 04:06 AM - 04:14 AM - 03:18 AM	08:59 PM - 08:35 PM - 09:03 PM - 08:56 PM - 08:25 PM
9	25th May	Friday	04:16 AM - 03:37 AM - 04:06 AM - 04:14 AM - 03:18 AM	08:59 PM - 08:35 PM - 09:03 PM - 08:57 PM - 08:25 PM
10	26th May	Saturday	04:16 AM - 03:36 AM - 04:05 AM - 04:13 AM - 03:17 AM	09:00 PM - 08:36 PM - 09:04 PM - 08:57 PM - 08:26 PM
11	27th May	Sunday	04:15 AM - 03:36 AM - 04:05 AM - 04:13 AM - 03:17 AM	09:00 PM - 08:36 PM - 09:04 PM - 08:58 PM - 08:26 PM
12	28th May	Monday	04:15 AM - 03:36 AM - 04:05 AM - 04:13 AM - 03:16 AM	09:01 PM - 08:37 PM - 09:05 PM - 08:58 PM - 08:27 PM
13	29th May	Tuesday	04:15 AM - 03:35 AM - 04:04 AM - 04:12 AM - 03:16 AM	09:01 PM - 08:37 PM - 09:05 PM - 08:58 PM - 08:27 PM
14	30th May	Wednesday	04:14 AM - 03:35 AM - 04:04 AM - 04:12 AM - 03:15 AM	09:01 PM - 08:38 PM - 09:06 PM - 08:59 PM - 08:28 PM
15	31st May	Thursday	04:14 AM - 03:35 AM - 04:04 AM - 04:12 AM - 03:15 AM	09:02 PM - 08:38 PM - 09:06 PM - 08:59 PM - 08:28 PM
16	1st June	Friday	04:14 AM - 03:34 AM - 04:03 AM - 04:12 AM - 03:15 AM	09:02 PM - 08:39 PM - 09:07 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:29 PM
17	2nd June	Saturday	04:14 AM - 03:34 AM - 04:03 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:14 AM	09:03 PM - 08:39 PM - 09:07 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:29 PM
18	3rd June	Sunday	04:13 AM - 03:34 AM - 04:03 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:14 AM	09:03 PM - 08:39 PM - 09:07 PM - 09:00 PM - 08:30 PM
19	4th June	Monday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:03 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:14 AM	09:03 PM - 08:40 PM - 09:08 PM - 09:01 PM - 08:30 PM
20	5th June	Tuesday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:03 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:14 AM	09:03 PM - 08:40 PM - 09:08 PM - 09:01 PM - 08:30 PM
21	6th June	Wednesday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:04 PM - 08:41 PM - 09:09 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:31 PM
22	7th June	Thursday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:05 PM - 08:41 PM - 09:09 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:31 PM
23	8th June	Friday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:05 PM - 08:41 PM - 09:09 PM - 09:02 PM - 08:32 PM
24	9th June	Saturday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:05 PM - 08:42 PM - 09:10 PM - 09:03 PM - 08:32 PM
25	10th June	Sunday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:06 PM - 08:42 PM - 09:10 PM - 09:03 PM - 08:33 PM
26	11th June	Monday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:06 PM - 08:43 PM - 09:11 PM - 09:03 PM - 08:33 PM
27	12th June	Tuesday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:06 PM - 08:43 PM - 09:11 PM - 09:04 PM - 08:33 PM
28	13th June	Wednesday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:07 PM - 08:43 PM - 09:11 PM - 09:04 PM - 08:34 PM
29 End Ramadan dates Saudi Arabia(Jeddah, Riyadh, Medina, Mecca, Dammam, Khobar, Taif, Abha, Jubail, Dhahran, Najran, Yanbu, Buraydah, Hail, Khamis Mushait, Qatif, Hofuf, etc.)	14th June	Thursday	04:13 AM - 03:33 AM - 04:02 AM - 04:11 AM - 03:13 AM	09:07 PM - 08:44 PM - 09:12 PM - 09:04 PM - 08:34 PM

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Ramadan 2018 España Calendario Con oraciones Horarios

June 30, 2017, 5:05 am

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Cuando hace Ramadán 2018 Inicio en España?

Inshallah, comenzará el primer día de Ramadán 2018 en España desde el jueves 17 de mayo. Se espera que ese mes de Ramadán 1439 tendrá 29 días y terminará el 14 de junio de 2018. (Las fechas pueden variar, se recomienda esperar hasta el anuncio oficial)
English: When is Ramadan 2018 in Spain? InshaAllah, the first day of Ramadan 2018 in Spain will start from Thursday, 17th May. It is expected that Ramadan month 1439 will have 29 days and will end on 14th June 2018

Calendario de Ramadan 2018 España con el suhur y el horario Iftaar

Calculation Method: Muslim World League

Ramadan	Fecha	Día	Los tiempos suhur (Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Valencia, Zaragoza)	Los tiempos iftar (Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, Valencia, Zaragoza)
0	16th Mayo	Miércoles	04:37 AM - 05:07 AM - 05:31 AM - 04:58 AM - 04:48 AM	10:51 PM - 11:09 PM - 11:04 PM - 10:51 PM - 11:05 PM
1	17th Mayo	Jueves	04:36 AM - 05:05 AM - 05:30 AM - 04:57 AM - 04:46 AM	10:53 PM - 11:11 PM - 11:05 PM - 10:53 PM - 11:06 PM
2	18th Mayo	Viernes	04:34 AM - 05:04 AM - 05:29 AM - 04:56 AM - 04:45 AM	10:54 PM - 11:12 PM - 11:06 PM - 10:54 PM - 11:08 PM
3	19th Mayo	Sábado	04:33 AM - 05:02 AM - 05:27 AM - 04:54 AM - 04:43 AM	10:56 PM - 11:14 PM - 11:07 PM - 10:55 PM - 11:09 PM
4	20th Mayo	Domingo	04:31 AM - 05:01 AM - 05:26 AM - 04:53 AM - 04:42 AM	10:57 PM - 11:15 PM - 11:09 PM - 10:57 PM - 11:11 PM
5	21st Mayo	Lunes	04:30 AM - 05:00 AM - 05:25 AM - 04:52 AM - 04:40 AM	10:59 PM - 11:16 PM - 11:10 PM - 10:58 PM - 11:12 PM
6	22nd Mayo	Martes	04:29 AM - 04:58 AM - 05:24 AM - 04:50 AM - 04:39 AM	11:00 PM - 11:18 PM - 11:11 PM - 10:59 PM - 11:14 PM
7	23rd Mayo	Miércoles	04:27 AM - 04:57 AM - 05:23 AM - 04:49 AM - 04:38 AM	11:01 PM - 11:19 PM - 11:12 PM - 11:00 PM - 11:15 PM
8	24th Mayo	Jueves	04:26 AM - 04:56 AM - 05:22 AM - 04:48 AM - 04:36 AM	11:03 PM - 11:20 PM - 11:13 PM - 11:02 PM - 11:17 PM
9	25th Mayo	Viernes	04:25 AM - 04:55 AM - 05:21 AM - 04:47 AM - 04:35 AM	11:04 PM - 11:22 PM - 11:14 PM - 11:03 PM - 11:18 PM
10	26th Mayo	Sábado	04:23 AM - 04:53 AM - 05:20 AM - 04:46 AM - 04:34 AM	11:06 PM - 11:23 PM - 11:15 PM - 11:04 PM - 11:20 PM
11	27th Mayo	Domingo	04:22 AM - 04:52 AM - 05:19 AM - 04:45 AM - 04:33 AM	11:07 PM - 11:24 PM - 11:17 PM - 11:05 PM - 11:21 PM
12	28th Mayo	Lunes	04:21 AM - 04:51 AM - 05:18 AM - 04:44 AM - 04:31 AM	11:08 PM - 11:26 PM - 11:18 PM - 11:07 PM - 11:22 PM
13	29th Mayo	Martes	04:20 AM - 04:50 AM - 05:17 AM - 04:43 AM - 04:30 AM	11:10 PM - 11:27 PM - 11:19 PM - 11:08 PM - 11:24 PM
14	30th Mayo	Miércoles	04:19 AM - 04:49 AM - 05:17 AM - 04:42 AM - 04:29 AM	11:11 PM - 11:28 PM - 11:20 PM - 11:09 PM - 11:25 PM
15	31st Mayo	Jueves	04:18 AM - 04:48 AM - 05:16 AM - 04:41 AM - 04:28 AM	11:12 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:21 PM - 11:10 PM - 11:26 PM
16	1st Junio	Viernes	04:17 AM - 04:47 AM - 05:15 AM - 04:40 AM - 04:27 AM	11:13 PM - 11:30 PM - 11:22 PM - 11:11 PM - 11:27 PM
17	2nd Junio	Sábado	04:16 AM - 04:46 AM - 05:14 AM - 04:39 AM - 04:26 AM	11:14 PM - 11:31 PM - 11:23 PM - 11:12 PM - 11:29 PM
18	3rd Junio	Domingo	04:15 AM - 04:46 AM - 05:14 AM - 04:39 AM - 04:25 AM	11:16 PM - 11:32 PM - 11:23 PM - 11:13 PM - 11:30 PM
19	4th Junio	Lunes	04:14 AM - 04:45 AM - 05:13 AM - 04:38 AM - 04:24 AM	11:17 PM - 11:34 PM - 11:24 PM - 11:14 PM - 11:31 PM
20	5th Junio	Martes	04:13 AM - 04:44 AM - 05:13 AM - 04:37 AM - 04:23 AM	11:18 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:25 PM - 11:15 PM - 11:32 PM
21	6th Junio	Miércoles	04:13 AM - 04:43 AM - 05:12 AM - 04:37 AM - 04:23 AM	11:19 PM - 11:35 PM - 11:26 PM - 11:16 PM - 11:33 PM
22	7th Junio	Jueves	04:12 AM - 04:43 AM - 05:12 AM - 04:36 AM - 04:22 AM	11:20 PM - 11:36 PM - 11:27 PM - 11:17 PM - 11:34 PM
23	8th Junio	Viernes	04:11 AM - 04:42 AM - 05:11 AM - 04:36 AM - 04:21 AM	11:21 PM - 11:37 PM - 11:28 PM - 11:18 PM - 11:35 PM
24	9th Junio	Sábado	04:11 AM - 04:42 AM - 05:11 AM - 04:35 AM - 04:21 AM	11:22 PM - 11:38 PM - 11:28 PM - 11:19 PM - 11:36 PM
25	10th Junio	Domingo	04:10 AM - 04:41 AM - 05:11 AM - 04:35 AM - 04:20 AM	11:23 PM - 11:39 PM - 11:29 PM - 11:19 PM - 11:37 PM
26	11th Junio	Lunes	04:10 AM - 04:41 AM - 05:10 AM - 04:34 AM - 04:20 AM	11:23 PM - 11:40 PM - 11:30 PM - 11:20 PM - 11:38 PM
27	12th Junio	Martes	04:09 AM - 04:41 AM - 05:10 AM - 04:34 AM - 04:19 AM	11:24 PM - 11:40 PM - 11:30 PM - 11:21 PM - 11:38 PM
28	13th Junio	Miércoles	04:09 AM - 04:40 AM - 05:10 AM - 04:34 AM - 04:19 AM	11:25 PM - 11:41 PM - 11:31 PM - 11:21 PM - 11:39 PM
29 Poner fin a las fechas del Ramadán España(Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla, Granada, Valencia, Córdoba, Santiago de Compostela, Bilbao, Toledo, Salamanca, Málaga, Palma, Pamplona, Zaragoza, Ceuta, Murica, Melilla, Benidom, etc.)	14th Junio	Jueves	04:09 AM - 04:40 AM - 05:10 AM - 04:34 AM - 04:19 AM	11:25 PM - 11:42 PM - 11:32 PM - 11:22 PM - 11:40 PM

Descargar España Ramadan calendario 2018; seleccionando guardar imagen como después haga clic derecho en la imagen de abajo descargar calendario en su dispositivo con buena calidad o también puede usar suscripción de correo electrónico si el método descrito anteriormente no funciona.

¿Cuándo comienza y termina Ramadán?

Según el calendario islámico, el primer día de Ramadán se inicia con la aparición de la luna creciente en el último día del mes de Shaban. Si el 29 de Shaban, debido a las condiciones climáticas o por cualquier otra razón, Moon no se hace visible entonces se recomienda comenzar el mes de Ramadán después de dejar que Shaban complete sus 30 días. Del mismo modo, es el último día del Ramadán Mubarak cuando la luna de Shawwal se hace visible o el Ramadán completa sus 30 días.

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Año	Primer Ramadán	Último Ramadán
2015	18 de junio, jueves	17 de julio, viernes
2016	7 de junio, martes	6 de julio, miércoles
2017	27 de mayo, sábado	25 de junio, Domingo
2018	17 de mayo, jueves	14 de junio, jueves
2019	6 de mayo, lunes	4 de junio, martes
2020	24 de abril, viernes	23 de mayo, sábado
2021	13 de abril, martes	12 de mayo, miércoles
2022	3 de abril, Domingo	2 de mayo, lunes
2023	23 de marzo, jueves	21 de abril, viernes
2024	11 de marzo, lunes	9 de abril, martes

Sobre el mes de Ramadán

Ramadán es el mes de ayuno que se hace durante las horas de sol. Medios durante el ayuno uno puede comer o beber antes del amanecer y después del atardecer, sólo. Cuán bello es ver a miles de personas que se unen sobre un solo acto de adoración, y un acto que es puro en todas las formas. Ramadán es aquella época del año en que los musulmanes de todo el mundo se unen sobre un solo ritual religioso, de ayunar desde el amanecer hasta el atardecer. Se despiertan antes del amanecer, toman una comida pesada de comida (Sehri) y luego inician su ayuno ofreciendo oraciones Fajr. Al atardecer, rompen el ayuno con variedades de comida y frutas preparadas en el iftari. En el tiempo entre el amanecer y el atardecer, tienen que abstenerse de comer, agua, líquidos, relaciones sexuales y todo tipo de comportamientos indeseables. Uno tiene que ser puro de todos los males y malos de una sociedad. No es sólo una prueba de paciencia física en términos de hambre, sino también una prueba espiritual.

Ramadán básicamente cae en el noveno mes lunar e inicia con el avistamiento de la luna nueva y termina con el avistamiento de la luna del mes siguiente. Este período de ayuno será diferente para cada área, dependiendo de sus respectivos tiempos. Ayunar es uno de los cinco pilares del Islam y es vinculante (Farz) para todos los musulmanes de la edad de 12 años. La obligación para que el ayuno se menciona en este versículo coránico;

“¡ Oh ustedes que creen! El ayuno se prescribe para usted, ya que fue prescrito para aquellos antes que usted, que puede lograr taqwa [conciencia de Dios]. "– el Corán, al-Baqarah: 183"

El ayuno es esencial para todas las personas saludables y se permiten algunas excepciones para las personas que caen en cualquiera de las categorías siguientes;

Niños por debajo de la edad de madurez. Las niñas alcanzan la edad de 12 y los chicos llegar a 15. Antes de esa edad, debe ayunar durante medio día o así, para desarrollar un hábito.
Personas de edad avanzada y aquellos que están extremadamente enfermos pueden pasar ayunos. En lugar de tienen que alimentar a una persona pobre por cada día que se omite.
Las mujeres que están embarazadas o que están menstruando pueden saltarse los días y hacer para los días más adelante.
Personas que tienen trabajos de parto difícil o están de viaje pueden compensar sus perdidas días cuando tienen tiempo después.

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Esta indulgencia está allí porque el Islam no quiere poner carga innecesaria en sus seguidores. También hay algunas situaciones cuando la persona accidentalmente o inconscientemente come o bebe algo. En tal caso su ayuno no está roto, pero en cambio se debe pagar una penalización que también se conoce como Kaffarah. En ese Kaffarah la persona tiene que arreglar comida para la gente pobre y asumir la responsabilidad de sus ayunos. El Kaffarah difiere para diferentes situaciones y se puede discutir con algún erudito docto para los detalles.

Cuando una persona ayuna, no significa que tiene que sentarse ocioso en casa y esperar al atardecer. La persona está obligada a continuar su rutina diaria como cualquier otro día con las tareas habituales. Esto es realmente donde la prueba de la paciencia viene en que cómo la persona logra mantenerse alejado de los alimentos, así como el mal comportamiento. Como se mencionó antes, es igualmente un avivamiento espiritual ya que es un ritual físico. Ayunar es un ritual asombroso y esto puede deducirse de los numerosos beneficios que tiene.

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