When is Ramadan? 

The primary day of Ramadan is generally set apart by the locating of the sickle moon with the unaided eye, and is the ninth month of the Islamic timetable. Ebrahim Al Jarwan, General Supervisor at Sharjah Planetarium, said that as indicated by figurings, Ramadan in the Qatar is well on the way to fall on Monday, May 6. Anyway there is no affirmation yet, so stay tuned. 

What is Ramadan about? 

Ramadan is viewed as the greatest month of the year for Muslims as it was the month in which the Quran was uncovered to Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) the evening of Laylat Al Qadr, one of the most recent ten evenings of Ramadan. 

''The long stretch of Ramadan (is that) in which was uncovered the Quran, a direction for the general population and the unmistakable evidence for direction and paradigm. So whoever locates (the new moon of) the month, let him quick it; and whoever is sick or on an adventure - at that point an equivalent number of different days. Allah expects for you ease and doesn't plan for you hardship and needs for you to finish the period and to commend Allah for that (to) which He has guided you: and maybe you will be appreciative.'' 

The yearly recognition of Ramadan is viewed as one of the 'Five Pillars of Islam'. 

How long does it last?

Ramadan goes on for one complete moon cycle, which is generally 29 or 30 days. The moon locating decides the term. These days, galactic figurings have begun outweighing everything else once again the deep rooted custom of moon locating by the unaided eye to decide the dates. 

How would we know when it begins? 

A moon-locating board of trustees in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, will make an official declaration. 

Why Saudi Arabia? 

Makkah is viewed as the holiest city in Islam. Not exclusively was it the origination of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), yet in addition the area where Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) had his first disclosure of the Quran. Along these lines, the remainder of the Islamic world pursue Saudi Arabia's declaration. 

How would you welcome one another? 

Welcome individuals by saying "Ramadan Kareem". This generally converts into "Cheerful Ramadan". 

Take the welcome online by utilizing the hashtag #RamadanKareem 

How do Muslims watch Ramadan? 

Grown-up Muslims are required to quick from first light to sunset consistently all through Ramadan. The individuals who are sick, older, diabetic, pregnant, bleeding, or breastfeeding are not required to quick. The individuals who travel or are unwell amid the time of Ramadan may quick on various days at a later point. Youngsters are not required to quick except if they have achieved adolescence, albeit many still do out of decision. 

Notwithstanding going without eating, drinking, and smoking, Muslims forgo sexual relations just as wicked discourse and conduct. 

Amid Ramadan, Muslims implore each night for 30 days, recounting diverse sections every day until the Quran is finished by Eid Al Fitr. This is known as the Taraweeh petition, which is discussed after Isha supplications mid-night. 

Why a fast? 

Fasting diverts the heart far from diversions, with its motivation being to rinse the spirit by liberating it from contaminations. Ramadan is additionally a period for Muslims to rehearse self-restraint, penance, and sympathy for those less blessed. It empowers liberality and philanthropy. 

When do Muslims break their fast? 

This happens soon after nightfall. Dates are generally the primary nourishment to be eaten each night. The quick breaking supper is called Iftar. 

When does fasting begin? 

Every morning before dawn, Muslims take part in a pre-quick supper called 'suhour'. A while later, they begin with the Fajr supplications. 

What after Ramadan? 

Ramadan finishes following 29 or 30 days. Eid Al Fitr is the yearly three-day festivity after the most recent day of Ramadan and it is viewed as an open occasion period. The administration will declare the definite occasion dates closer the time. 

Do non-Muslims need to quick? 

No. While Muslims don't expect non-Muslims to quick also, it stays essential to demonstrate regard and pursue fundamental decorum in day by day conduct. 

Fundamental Ramadan manners 

Try not to eat, drink, or smoke openly amid the fasting hours. This incorporates biting gum. 

Try not to take part in open presentations of warmth, such as embracing or kissing. 

Try not to take part in any forceful conduct. 

Try not to move or play music in broad daylight. You may tune in to music discreetly with earphones. 

Try not to wear wrong attire out in the open. Dress deferentially. Men should abstain from wearing sleeveless tops, while ladies should cover their shoulders and knees. 

Try not to swear. 

Acknowledge endowments, from a basic date to something progressively fascinating, endeavor to cordially acknowledge it. Further, whenever welcomed, it would dependably be a respect to go along with somebody at Iftar. 

The punishment for not following the above behavior can fluctuate, with network administration ordinarily being favored. 

Where would you be able to eat, drink, or smoke? 

In the event that you are not fasting, at that point you are allowed to eat and savor the protection of your own home, just as in assigned territories. Ask your boss where you can have your lunch. The equivalent runs with smoking. 

A few eateries and bistros will be open amid the day. You are allowed to visit these. Nourishment can be removed and devoured in private.