Importance of Ramadan

There are various reasons about why Muslims consider Ramadan is an important month. The most important reason is that Allah will forgive Muslims about their mistakes. In Ramadan the gates of heaven opens and the gates of hell closes. Furthermore, in Ramadan there is Al-Qadir night which is one night of the last ten days of Ramadan. The other reason is that fasting has benefits for health. Moreover, the body will take a chance to detoxify the digestive system. Also, it prevents many diseases such as high cholesterol level, heart disease, and obesity. The final reason is that Ramadan strengthens the relationships between Muslims. For instance, the whole family set for eating and watching TV. Some Muslims distribute food near mosques or in the streets to get a reward

from Allah. On the other hand, some Muslims go to their grandmother house or cousins house to eat together, so that makes their relationship stronger. All in all, Ramadan is a significant month for Muslims because Allah will forgive Muslim`s faults, fasting has benefits for the human body, and it helps Muslims to contact with each other.

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Jana Anbar
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