Essential Do’s and Don’ts of Ramadan

Ramadan is the most awaited month of Islamic calendar and Muslims celebrate it with zeal and zest. Each prayer and offering of this month will be rewarded hugely on judgment’s day. The blessings of Allah Almighty increase in Ramadan and every individual is benefited from it equally. During Ramadan, Muslims keep their fast from pre dawn to dusk. They refrain from all kinds of bad habits, eating, drinking and fraud. Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) stated in his Hadith:

When the month of Ramadan starts, the gates of the heaven are opened and the gates of Hell are closed and the devils are chained.

This shows that Ramadan is free from all kinds of temptation. There is no Satan and nor any evil force. Muslims are given the chance to win Allah Almighty by following his orders and fulfilling their duties. Other than drinking and eating, there are many other things that Muslims need to avoid. Like every other month Ramadan has its own do’s and don’ts. Some of them are shared below.

Do’s Of Ramadan:

There are countless things by which Muslims can earn blessing of Allah Almighty in the month of Ramadan. Those action or deeds which must be performed in this month to please Allah SWT are given below.

  1. Follow the Sunnah:

Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) is the role model of Muslims. Acting upon his Sunnah is very beneficial for them. Ramadan is a great opportunity for Muslims to learn about his Sunnah and follow them rest of their lives.

  1. Nawafil Brings Reward

Although five times of prayer is mandatory but extra nawafil is a great way to earn the blessings and mercy of Allah Almighty. Offering Nawafil brings additional benefits and points for Muslims.

Don’ts Of Ramadan:

Other than drinking and eating there are several other things that Muslims should refrain from. All such activities and deeds are mentioned below. Some of the major don’ts of Ramadan are given below.

  1. Hold Grudges:

Fasting is the best way to learn about sacrifice and forgiveness. Ramadan demands Muslims to let go of all grudges they hold for other Muslim brothers and sisters in their hearts. They should become tolerant and forgiving.

  1. Lose Patience:

One of the best things about Ramadan is that it teaches Muslims patience and tolerance. Muslims learn not to lose their temper and avoid getting angry on other Muslim brothers and sisters.

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