Ramadan Kareem: Moslems Begin the Holy Month Fast
Aljazeerah (source)
-Adonai Gideön
-Adonai Gideön
The Moslem holy month is underway now and the faithful have begun observations in this regard, especially fasting and showing love in their neighbourhood.
Ramadan is the holiest month for Moslems. Every year, Moslems around the world fast during daylight hours.
This year's Ramadan begins on Monday the 6th of May, 2019.
What Moslems Do During Ramadan
What Moslems Do During Ramadan
Lunar months last between 29 to 30 days depending on when the new moon is sighted. If the moon is not seen on the night of the 29th day, then Ramadan lasts for the full 30 days. The Eid al Fitr celebration marks the end of the month when Moslems celebrate a successful Ramadan of fasting and worship.

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