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Iftar party

The month of Ramadan is underway. This month is very important for Muslims. In this month, 30 days of fasting have been made obligatory for every Muslim. After fasting all day, the satisfaction of the mind can be described as sitting in front of Iftar.

The entire Muslim world At the same time, Muslims fast, it is Allah's law, from the sun to the moon, and they achieve piety by not eating.This month is full of blessings. You can attain blessings in this month by worshipping more, giving charity, and feeding someone with iftar.

Virtues of Fasting

Fasting in Islam holds immense significance and is one of the most virtuous acts of worship. It is obligatory for Muslims during the month of Ramadan and serves as a means to attain closeness to Allah. The Quran and Hadith mention numerous virtues of fasting, some of which are highlighted below:

A Means to Attain Self-Restraint and Taqwa (Piety)

Allah says in the Quran:
"O you who believe! Fasting has been prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you so that you may attain piety.

A Special Gate in Jannah Called ‘Ar-Rayyan’
"In Paradise, there is a gate called Ar-Rayyan, through which only the fasting people will enter on the Day of Judgment.

Forgiveness of Sins and Salvation

"Whoever fasts during Ramadan with faith and seeking reward from Allah, all his past sins will be forgiven.

Supplications of a Fasting Person Are Accepted
There are three whose supplications are never rejected: the fasting person, the just ruler, and the oppressed."
(Tirmidhi, Ibn Majah)

The Breath of a Fasting Person is Beloved to Allah
The breath of a fasting person is more fragrant to Allah than the scent of musk."
(Bukhari, Muslim)

Two Joys for the Fasting Person
"The fasting person has two moments of joy: one at the time of breaking the fast and the other when he meets his Lord."
(Bukhari, Muslim)

Fasting Will Intercede on the Day of Judgment
"Fasting and the Quran will intercede for a person on the Day of Judgment.
(Muslim)

During Ramadan, even voluntary acts of worship bring rewards equivalent to obligatory deeds.

Conclusion

Fasting is not just about abstaining from food and drink; it is a spiritual discipline that fosters self-purification, self-control, and the pleasure of Allah. It is a golden opportunity to strengthen our faith and increase our good deeds.