Ramadan: The Month of BLESSINGS

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Safi123

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Ramadan Mubarak to all Muslims

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Aksa Parveen

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Posted: 13 years ago

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I hope u get well soon Zohal-101 & Ramazan mubarak to u to. Ramadan for me starts tomorrow. So hope u are able to fast in the whole month. Ramazan mubarak to all of u to.

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Avani

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Posted: 13 years ago

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wishing all my muslim friends a vey happy month of fasting and feasting...:)

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Lumos

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Thanks for your scrap. I do not follow Islam but i read the entire first post as i was intrigued to know the purpose behind the fast. Your post was very informative and beautiful.😊

hey, but i have a silly question...ive heard people calling it Ramzan, never heard Ramadan?! Whats the difference between the two terms?

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Charmed

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Ramadan mubaarak to all the Muslim sisters and brothers. May Allah's blessings be with all of us during this month and throughout the coming years, Insha-Allah.

Beautiful post. :)

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Alia

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Posted: 13 years ago

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Originally posted by: -varun-
Thanks for your scrap. I do not follow Islam but i read the entire first post as i was intrigued to know the purpose behind the fast. Your post was very informative and beautiful.😊

hey, but i have a silly question...ive heard people calling it Ramzan, never heard Ramadan?! Whats the difference between the two terms?

? ?hi dear .. there is no different between Ramadan and Ramazan .. In fact the month of blessing name in Arabic, which is the languge of thr Quran, is slightly differenr than Ramadan and Ramzan .. there is a different arabic letter insted of D and Z which is not exsist in any languge other than Arabic ... in summary, there is no different between Ramadan and Ramazan , its just different in dialect .. : )