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    Ramadan Kareem

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    1) I'tikaf is an Islamic practice where Muslims spend time in the mosque during the last ten days of Ramadan, focusing on prayer and avoiding worldly distractions. 2) The Quran mentions I'tikaf in verse 187 of Surat al-Baqarah in the context of fasting during Ramadan. 3) Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and the month-long fasting. It involves celebration, feasting, and giving gifts, especially to children.

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    1) I'tikaf is an Islamic practice where Muslims spend time in the mosque during the last ten days of Ramadan, focusing on prayer and avoiding worldly distractions. 2) The Quran mentions I'tikaf in verse 187 of Surat al-Baqarah in the context of fasting during Ramadan. 3) Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and the month-long fasting. It involves celebration, feasting, and giving gifts, especially to children.

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    1) I'tikaf is an Islamic practice where Muslims spend time in the mosque during the last ten days of Ramadan, focusing on prayer and avoiding worldly distractions. 2) The Quran mentions I'tikaf in verse 187 of Surat al-Baqarah in the context of fasting during Ramadan. 3) Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and the month-long fasting. It involves celebration, feasting, and giving gifts, especially to children.

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    Ramadan Kareem

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    AARAH DHILFAR
    1) I'tikaf is an Islamic practice where Muslims spend time in the mosque during the last ten days of Ramadan, focusing on prayer and avoiding worldly distractions. 2) The Quran mentions I'tikaf in verse 187 of Surat al-Baqarah in the context of fasting during Ramadan. 3) Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan and the month-long fasting. It involves celebration, feasting, and giving gifts, especially to children.

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    RAMADAN KAREEM

    PORTANCE OF ITIKAF, FITR, AL QADR 


    ITIKAF

    ʿITIKĀF (ARABIC: ʿI'TIKAAF, ALSO I'TIKAAF OR E'TIKAAF) IS AN ISLAMIC


    PRACTICE CONSISTING OF A PERIOD OF STAYING IN A MOSQUE FOR A
    CERTAIN NUMBER OF DAYS, DEVOTING ONESELF TO BAD DURING THESE
    DAYS AND STAYING AWAY FROM WORLDLY AFFAIRS .
    WHAT DID PROPHET SAY ABOUT ITIKAF?
    • THE PROPHET SAID, "WHOEVER WAS IN ITIKAF WITH ME SHOULD
    STAY IN ITIKAF FOR THE LAST TEN DAYS, FOR I WAS INFORMED
    (OF THE DATE) OF THE NIGHT (OF QADR) BUT I HAVE BEEN
    CAUSED TO FORGET IT. (IN THE DREAM) I SAW MYSELF
    PROSTRATING IN MUD AND WATER IN THE MORNING OF THAT
    NIGHT
    THE CONCEPT OF RITUAL RETREAT (I'TIKAF) COMES IN ASSOCIATION WITH RAMADAN IN VERSE 187 OF THE
    QURAN'S SECOND SURA (SURAT AL-BAQARAH, 2:187), OCCURRING IN THE COURSE OF THE VERSES (2:183-187)
    THAT ENJOIN FASTING AND THE RAMADAN FAST IN PARTICULAR

    WHAT VERSE IN THE QURAN TALKS ABOUT ITIKAF?


    THE NAME EID-UL-FITR COMES FROM THE ARABIC ʿĪD AL-FIṬR, WHICH
    MEANS “FESTIVAL OF THE BREAKING OF THE FAST.” THE WORD EID
    MEANS “FESTIVAL” OR “FEAST.” THE FIRST RECORDS OF THE NAME EID-
    UL-FITR USED IN ENGLISH COME FROM THE 1700S. MUSLIMS BELIEVES
    THAT EID-UL-FITR WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE PROPHET MOHAMMED

    EID UL FITR
    EID AL-FITR IS ONE OF TWO MAJOR HOLIDAYS
    CELEBRATED BY MUSLIMS AROUND THE WORLD. IT CAN
    BE TRANSLATED AS "THE FEAST OF FAST-BREAKING" AS
    IT COMMEMORATES THE END OF THE HOLY MONTH OF
    RAMADAN IN WHICH MUSLIMS WHO ARE ABLE TO DO SO
    WILL FAST FROM BEFORE DAWN UNTIL AFTER SUNSET
    EACH DAY

    WHAT IS AL FITR IN ISLAM?


    HOLIDAY OF BREAKING THE FAST', OR THE FESTIVAL
    OF SWEETS IS THE EARLIER OF THE TWO OFFICIAL
    HOLIDAYS CELEBRATED WITHIN ISLAM (THE OTHER
    BEING EID AL-ADHA). THE RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY IS
    CELEBRATED BY MUSLIMS WORLDWIDE BECAUSE
    IT MARKS THE END OF THE MONTH-LONG DAWN-
    TO-SUNSET FASTING OF RAMADAN

    WHY IT IS CALLED EID AL FITR


    QADR
    AL-QADR IS THE CONCEPT THAT
    ALLAH KNOWS EVERYTHING AND
    HAS ALREADY DECIDED
    EVERYTHING THAT WILL HAPPEN
    AL QADR IS THE BELIEF IN
    PREDESTINATION. THIS MEANS
    THAT ALLAH ALREADY KNOWS
    EVERYTHING THAT WILL HAPPEN.
    HOWEVER, THIS DOESN'T MEAN
    THAT THE CHOICES PEOPLE MAKE
    ARE NOT FREE CHOICES. RATHER,
    ALLAH SIMPLY KNOWS WHAT
    THOSE CHOICES ARE GOING TO
    BE BEFORE THEY ARE MADE

    WHAT IS THE MEANING


    OF QADR IN ISLAM
    WHAT QURAN SAYS ABOUT QADR

    IN SURAH AL QADR, AYATS 3 TO 5, GOD SAYS,


    “THE NIGHT OF POWER IS BETTER THAN A
    THOUSAND MONTHS. THE ANGELS AND THE
    SPIRIT DESCEND THEREIN, BY THE LEAVE OF
    THEIR LORD, WITH EVERY COMMAND; PEACE
    IT IS UNTIL THE BREAK OF DAWN.

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