The holy month has arrived, Ramadan.
Adults are happy and so are children.
Let us diligently glorify Islam
We are on our favorite planet.
May he fill our hearts with kindness,
Will give strength and wisdom.
Let the fast be difficult with the holy prayer
He will guide us on a bright path.
Ramadan is, of course, a great holiday,
Heralds the beginning of a great fast,
When you are simple and somewhat faceless
You will suddenly open up completely before God,
When the soul is cleansed,
You will feel so calm, easy,
I wish you patience in Ramadan,
May the fast go well for you!
Congratulations on Ramadan,
I wish you to be patient,
I wish you to give up everything -
From fun, delicious food and vulgar pleasures!
Let the soul be cleansed during this strict fast,
Let it be very easy for you,
So that you can live happily again later,
Believe in heaven, love everyone around you!
Dear friends! On the eve of the wonderful holiday of Ramadan, I would like to wish you to find the truth within yourself, cleanse yourself, strengthen your faith and improve your health! I wish that prayer gives harmony and joy, that the soul blooms like a beautiful flower! I wish that not only throughout the month, but throughout your entire life, you meet only good things along the way, so that love and mutual understanding reign in your homes! May every Muslim find the wonderful light of faith, may Allah show the way to the truth. I want your eyes to glow with happy reflections, and Ramadan to be accompanied by joy and fun! Happy holiday!
There is a special holiday for all Muslims, they reverence it sacredly and prepare for it with special care, this is the holiday of Ramadan! I wish everyone who observes and honors Ramadan to do as many good and kind deeds as possible during this time, to cleanse their souls with sincere prayer to Allah and his prophet Muhammad! May blessings and inner cleansing come to everyone these days, and may doubts disappear from pure souls! May Allah forgive all sins, and may reading the Holy Quran, one of the most important books of Muslims, help in this! May Ramadan come to everyone's home and bring the blessings of Allah!
All adult Muslims observe Ramadan and consider this fast to be very important, meaningful and cleansing. We congratulate all Muslims who are entering Ramadan with full responsibility, we wish them to successfully complete this greatest fast, so that they feel happy, renewed and strengthened in the concept of righteous life. Those who had to retreat from Ramadan on some days need to extend the fast for the same number of days without food and water during daylight hours, without intimate relationships, in thinking about a righteous life and performing namaz at home and in mosques.
Our dear and respected Muslims! We are all happy to congratulate you on your great and holy holiday - Ramadan! This important holiday and Lent strengthens faith and helps to become imbued with spiritual values and thoughts. We wish you to be very happy and healthy, successful and prosperous. May Allah hear all your requests, wishes and prayers and help you in everything. We wish you and your precious children peace of mind, deep faith, and devoted friends. We rejoice with you on this
a great, wonderful, mysterious and important day for you. We congratulate you with all our hearts and souls!
Happy Ramadan to everyone,
May fate smile on you throughout your life.
So that every sin does not torment your soul,
Every day should be impeccable.
May luck be with you,
May everything always go well in the family.
Happy Ramadan to all of you,
My dear, family and friends.
Happy Ramadan, friend,
I wish you joy, health and love.
Let illness pass by,
Congratulations on the holiday.
Let everything be smooth and calm in the family,
Let all difficult problems be solved.
I wish to live freely and with dignity,
And I sincerely wish you good luck in everything.
Every religion has its period,
in Islam there is such a thing - Ramadan,
when you need to cleanse your soul quickly,
and the holiday brought together exactly all Muslims!
Let prayer in the morning give only cleansing,
and throughout Ramadan you pray to Allah,
and blessing, holy and pure,
Share with each other on this holiday!
Ramadan is a holy month for all Muslims around the world, during which obligatory fasting is observed. Its goal is spiritual and physical cleansing and the development of self-discipline. From this article you will learn how to congratulate a Muslim on Ramadan and what to wish for, what you can give as a gift, and why this month is so important for followers of the Islamic religion.
Fasting means that during daylight hours (from dawn to sunset), believers do not consume food or water, and abstain from smoking and sex. Traditionally, these days include visits to relatives and friends, distribution of alms, reading the Koran, special holiday prayers in the mosque and at home, and reflection on one’s life path and priorities. The meaning of fasting is the triumph of the spirit over the desires of the flesh.
Many people are interested in whether representatives of other religious faiths and atheists congratulate Muslims on Ramadan. Each person decides this question for himself. If you have such a desire, then you can congratulate, because your Muslim friends will be very pleased to hear kind, sincere words in their holy month.
Fasting in Ramadan is so important for followers of Islam because it promotes spiritual growth and strengthens faith, purifies the mind and thoughts, equalizes and unites the poor with the rich, awakens the desire to do good and improves relationships between people. That is why believers are so happy about the onset of the month of Ramadan, as well as its end, when the test of perseverance and faith is left behind, but new, higher feelings have settled in the soul.
Congratulations
Words of greeting and congratulations can be said on any day of the holy month, but it is especially good to do this on the day the fast begins or ends. The latter is widely celebrated by all Muslims and is called the Festival of Breaking the Fast (in Turkic languages - Eid al-Fitr, in Arabic - Eid al-Fitr).
If you want to figure out how to congratulate Ramadan, then you will be interested to know how Muslims themselves do it. A classic phrase that combines congratulations and greetings is “’Eid muba rak!”, which literally translates to “Blessed be the holiday!” It is customary for Russian Muslims to say these words on the day of the Feast of Breaking the Fast. And in many Islamic countries they say this in connection with any Muslim holiday.
You can congratulate more specifically: “Ramadan muba?rak!” - which means, accordingly, “Blessed is Ramadan!” But it can also be translated as “Happy Ramadan!”
In addition to traditional phrases, it is also appropriate to express sincere wishes for health, patience, mutual understanding in the family, strengthening of faith, nobility of thoughts and actions. You can say (or write): “I wish to pass this post with dignity”; "May your prayers be accepted"; “I wish you to live this great month righteously,” etc.
Gifts for Muslims
Now you know how to congratulate Ramadan. If you wish, you can accompany your good wishes and parting words with a gift. What is appropriate to give to a Muslim man? The most relevant gift is always the Koran. This can be a beautiful edition, or a convenient “travel” version with a leather cover and a lock, or even an audiobook. You can also donate supplies for prayer. This includes a rug, special clothing, a compass for determining the direction of prayer, and decorative wooden stands for the Koran.
You can pick up a souvenir in the Muslim goods department. There is a wide choice: a calendar with photographs of mosques or with sayings from the Koran, a thematic bookmark for a book or a refrigerator magnet, audio recordings of the azan (singing call to prayer), a silver ring, an embroidered skull cap, a T-shirt with Islamic symbols, etc.
If you previously didn’t know how to congratulate a Muslim on Ramadan and what to give, now you have several options to choose from, from simple souvenirs to serious gifts.
Gifts for Muslim women
What can you give a woman on the occasion of the end of the holy fast? A good gift would be clothing or decorative items: a prayer vestment, a beautiful hijab, a stole, a scarf or headscarf, a cap-bonnet (holds the hair under the scarf), a painting or wall panel on an Islamic theme, a shamail (a sample of Arabic calligraphy in a frame). In honor of the great holiday, girls and women will always be delighted with jewelry and cosmetics: Arabic oil perfumes, high-quality antimony, gold pendants or earrings.
Don’t forget about edible gifts for the holiday of breaking the fast of Eid al-Adha. For followers of Islam, taking care of health is important, so they will gratefully accept black cumin or olive oil, as well as honey and various sweets (halva, Turkish delight, baklava, etc.).
Although the youngest Muslims do not fast, they also receive gifts in honor of the holy month. Before congratulating your family on Ramadan, you need to make sure that all children receive gifts of equal value. You can't offend anyone. Suitable gifts could include, for example, illustrated Quranic stories, stories about prophets, and so on. If you wish, you can find quite a lot of children's literature on Islamic topics. It is appropriate to give a very small child a medallion or pendant with a crescent moon: silver for a boy and gold for a girl.
Now you know how to congratulate Ramadan correctly, what to wish in connection with the beginning of fasting and what to give to Muslims in honor of the end of their holy month.
Each nation has its own traditions and customs. Among Muslims, the celebration of Ramadan dates back to ancient times, and every resident of Muslim countries treats this ritual with responsibility and honor. Of course, before congratulating Ramadan, it is necessary to study the features and traditions of this celebration.
Features and history of the holiday
Ramadan is similar to Christian Easter. During this holiday, people fast, during which they follow a strict diet that cleanses the body and soul. The history stretches back to ancient times; according to Muslims, the holiday was founded back in 624 by the Prophet Muhammad himself.
Since then, believers have celebrated this day every year, greeting each other with congratulations on Ramadan. People turn not only to acquaintances, friends and family. On this day, it is customary to address even strangers, saying the words: “Blessed holiday!”
This Muslim holiday is marked in red on the calendar. Therefore, almost no one works on this day in order to fully fulfill the ritual dedicated to the onset of the great holiday of Ramadan.
What do Muslims do on this day?
Before congratulating friends, relatives and strangers on Ramadan, people attend a special religious event at which a special text revered by all Muslims is read. Then all believers go to the mosque, where worship takes place. During the service, a holiday prayer is read, which is said once a year - at the time of the holiday.
Charity is also a very important point. Those who have great resources can make contributions to organizations that help low-income people. Middle-income Muslims simply give alms to the poor people sitting near mosques.
On the evening before the onset of the great fast of Ramadan, people generously set tables, visit relatives, relatives and friends, go to visit neighbors, having fun and joyfully.
What is the holiday?
From the very morning of the onset of Ramadan, fasting begins for all Muslims who honor their religion and adhere to the customs of their people. It lasts three months. During this period, people fast, restrain themselves in food, entertainment and entertainment, and try to get rid of bad habits.
The original essence of the holiday is to cleanse the body and soul. And also leave all bad habits and poor eating habits in the past.
How to congratulate on Ramadan
Ramadan is a very significant holiday for Muslims, so congratulations should be sincere and filled with meaning. Here's how you can congratulate those who honor traditions and fast on Ramadan:
The holiday of Ramadan was sent to us from heaven,
His parents and children know his weight.
This post is very important,
He will help everyone
Cleanse the soul and body,
Give honor to Allah.
Let the Muslim people
With dignity and correctly
This post will pass.
Lent Ramadan,
It is given to everyone from above by Allah.
Let every Muslim
He will understand his inhibitions,
Sets priorities for himself.
Let your soul and body rest,
Faith in the Almighty is strengthened in the heart.
We sincerely congratulate all Muslims on this holy holiday,
We wish you to cleanse your body and soul during the entire fast.
May the entire Ramadan be given to everyone with ease.
So that luck and joy shine,
Faith in myself and Allah grew stronger.
Having cleansed the soul, let the people understand,
For what purposes does he live in this world?
So that willpower helps you win,
And faith in myself did not allow me to suffer.
Having studied the traditions and essence of the holiday, it will not be difficult to figure out how to congratulate you on Ramadan. Everyone will find a clue that will make the congratulations special and unusual.
Congratulations on Ramadan in verse
Of course, you can come up with a prosaic speech and deliver it to the readers of Muslim traditions on a blessed holiday. Nevertheless, the Muslim holiday of Ramadan will become full and complete if rhyming congratulations are poured into it.
Ramadan is coming, we wish you patience.
Let prohibitions and diets
Your soul is cleansed.
Pass the fast with dignity,
And you will appreciate the result in the end.
This holiday is not easy,
It has roots.
From time immemorial it has been given to us,
Attracts Muslims to the faith.
Those who honor Allah
They will pass with ease
Without turning into the distance,
The entire post is the way.
Ramadan will cleanse the heart,
It will make your soul kinder.
Will give people willpower,
The body will become stronger.
May the holiday give you
Lots of joy, strong body.
Congratulations from the bottom of our hearts
All Muslim believers.
Ramadan is a great holiday
For the Muslim people.
He is Allah from time immemorial
Given to this people.
Let everyone show their will,
Let him show how strong he is.
Will strengthen faith in Allah,
May he bless you later.
For the Muslim people, Ramadan is a very significant holiday. Therefore, congratulations in honor of the great day will be pleasant to those who honor traditions and adhere to the customs of their faith. Therefore, it is worth taking note of such poetic speeches in order to congratulate at the right moment those for whom this blessed holiday is of great importance.
Ramadan is a holy month for all Muslims around the world, during which obligatory fasting is observed. Its goal is spiritual and physical cleansing and the development of self-discipline. From this article you will learn how to congratulate a Muslim on Ramadan and what to wish for, what you can give as a gift, and why this month is so important for followers of the Islamic religion.
What does Ramadan mean?
Fasting means that during daylight hours (from dawn to sunset), believers do not consume food or water, and abstain from smoking and sex. Traditionally, these days include visits to relatives and friends, distribution of alms, reading the Koran, special holiday prayers in the mosque and at home, and reflection on one’s life path and priorities. The meaning of fasting is the triumph of the spirit over the desires of the flesh.
Many people are interested in whether representatives of other religious faiths and atheists congratulate Muslims on Ramadan. Each person decides this question for himself. If you have such a desire, then you can congratulate, because your Muslim friends will be very pleased to hear kind, sincere words in their holy month.
Fasting in Ramadan is so important for followers of Islam because it promotes spiritual growth and strengthens faith, purifies the mind and thoughts, equalizes and unites the poor with the rich, awakens the desire to do good and improves relationships between people. That is why believers are so happy about the onset of the month of Ramadan, as well as its end, when the test of perseverance and faith is left behind, but new, higher feelings have settled in the soul.
Congratulations
Words of greeting and congratulations can be said on any day of the holy month, but it is especially good to do this on the day the fast begins or ends. The latter is widely celebrated by all Muslims and is called the Festival of Breaking the Fast (in Turkic languages - Eid al-Fitr, in Arabic - Eid al-Fitr).
If you want to figure out how to congratulate Ramadan, then you will be interested to know how Muslims themselves do it. A classic phrase that combines congratulations and greetings is “Eid Mubarak!”, which literally translates to “Blessed is the holiday!” It is customary for Russian Muslims to say these words when breaking their fast. And in many Islamic countries they say this in connection with any
You can congratulate more specifically: “Ramadan Mubarak!” - which means, accordingly, “Blessed is Ramadan!” But it can also be translated as “Happy Ramadan!”
In addition to traditional phrases, it is also appropriate to express sincere patience, mutual understanding in the family, strengthening of faith, nobility of thoughts and actions. You can say (or write): “I wish to pass this post with dignity”; "May your prayers be accepted"; “I wish you to live this great month righteously,” etc.
Gifts for Muslims
Now you know how to congratulate Ramadan. If you wish, you can accompany your good wishes and parting words with a gift. What is appropriate to give to a Muslim man? The most relevant gift is always the Koran. This can be a beautiful edition, or a convenient “travel” version with a leather cover and a lock, or even an audiobook. You can also donate supplies for prayer. This includes a rug, special clothing, a compass for determining the direction of prayer, and decorative wooden stands for the Koran.
You can pick up a souvenir in the Muslim goods department. There is a wide choice: a calendar with photographs of mosques or with sayings from the Koran, a thematic bookmark for a book or a refrigerator magnet, audio recordings of the azan (singing call to prayer), a silver ring, an embroidered skull cap, a T-shirt with Islamic symbols, etc.
If you previously didn’t know how to congratulate a Muslim on Ramadan and what to give, now you have several options to choose from, from simple souvenirs to serious gifts.
Gifts for Muslim women
What can you give a woman on the occasion of the end of the holy fast? A good gift would be clothing or decorative items: a vestment for prayer, a beautiful hijab, a stole, a scarf or shawl, a cap-bonnet (holds the hair under the scarf), a painting or an Islamic theme, a shamail (a sample of Arabic calligraphy in a frame). In honor of the great holiday, girls and women will always be delighted with jewelry and cosmetics: Arabic oil perfumes, high-quality antimony, or earrings.
Don’t forget about breaking the fast of Eid al-Fitr. For followers of Islam, taking care of health is important, so they will gratefully accept black cumin or olive oil, as well as honey and various sweets (halva, Turkish delight, baklava, etc.).
Although the youngest Muslims do not fast, they also receive gifts in honor of the holy month. Before congratulating your family on Ramadan, you need to make sure that all children receive gifts of equal value. You can't offend anyone. Suitable gifts could include, for example, illustrated Quranic stories, stories about prophets, and so on. If you wish, you can find quite a lot of children's literature on Islamic topics. It is appropriate to give a very small child a medallion or pendant with a crescent moon: silver for a boy and gold for a girl.
Now you know how to congratulate Ramadan correctly, what to wish for and what to give to Muslims in honor of the end of their holy month.
I wish you happiness. May your prayers be accepted this month. Don't forget to pray (pray a lot). I wish you to spend the holy month of Ramadan with your loved ones in health and peace. May this month be happy for all humanity! And in the future may it bring you strengthening of faith and spirit. Let your soul and body be cleansed of everything unnecessary. Happy start of Ramadan.
The month of Ramadan has arrived, congratulations, friends! Let your home be cozy, your work comfortable, your visits pleasant, your soul light and secure. Health, fulfillment of desires, prosperity, new opportunities and promising ideas. Don't stop there, believe in the best, go towards your goal.
Ramadan, our Ramadan!
Given to us by Allah from heaven.
Be blessed
Instead of fiery Gehenna.
You will be forgiven - and you will forgive.
Let go of evil thoughts
So that on holiday you don’t have to -
Suddenly peace is replaced by anger.
Don't forget about sin
Delight your ears with prayer.
And, in any of your affairs,
Remember: In sha Allah.
Everything in the world for Muslims
On the bright holiday of Ramadan,
You can neither eat nor drink during the day,
May you endure it, friends!
This lasts for a whole month
You need to pray many times
Strengthen faith in Allah
In earthly joys, know when to stop.
Happy Ramadan,
I wish you to be worthy!
Dear friends, I congratulate you on the arrival of the holy month of Ramadan. Let this time show that you can do anything. I wish to understand what your soul really strives for and what your heart really wants. I wish you high spiritual growth, mercy and good nature towards others, true love and trust in loved ones, self-sacrifice for the good and good retribution for all efforts and efforts.
A test for body and soul,
Test of love and patience,
Ramadan is for those who are not in a hurry to fame,
It is for those who firmly believe in purification.
May Allah help you in everything,
It will not leave you in joy or sadness,
And for pure faith in Islam
Blessings you with good luck.
With the onset of Ramadan
Congratulations, friends!
Let Muslims rejoice
We cannot be without fasting,
We will cleanse our soul
From sorrows and sins,
We will not break the holy oath,
And a stream of kind words
Let's glorify Allah
This month is miraculous!
Let the pain and fears disappear,
Kindness will fill your heart!
