Ramzan ul Mubarik ki duain, Ramzan kay Nawafil

Ramzan ul Mubarik ki duain :

What is Ramadan:

 Ramzan ul Mubarik will be Insha’Allah in the month of June. Muslims from all over the world are very happy in this regard. They want to celebrate this month and want to get each and every chance to get more and more virtues and become closer to Allah. In the month of Ramzan ul Mubarik there are 29 to 30 fast. The number of fast depends upon the appearance of moon. Muslims from all over the world wait for this month whole year.

In Islamic month calendar, Ramzan ul Mubarik is the most important month and in simple words it can be said the greatest month in Islamic calendar. In Islamic calendar it comes on number nine. It is the Ramzan ul Mubarik which is teaches us the lesson of sacrifice. It teaches us the lesson that how one feels in hunger and how should we live our life. It teaches us how to take care of others who have nothing to eat and cannot earn their livelihood. Ramzan ul Mubarik also develop the habit of patience of in us.

Ramzan ul Mubarik ki fazilat:

The importance of Ramzan ul Mubarik is very high in the Islamic point of view. It is the month which teaches us how to live our life. It also provides us the chance to get closer to Allah. It is the month of earning virtues. Muslims from all over the world do especial praying in this Ramzan ul Mubarik especially. When a Muslim fast then he or she become closer to Allah in all aspects. There is a double or triple virtue for every deed which we do in Ramzan ul Mubarik. If we say pray in this month then its virtues are more than any other pray which we do in other months. Allah like the smell of faster who keeps fast in the month of Ramzan ul Mubarik. In Islamic point of view we keep fast for Allah and the virtue of fast will also be given from Allah. So this is special worship that we do only for Allah.

1^stdate of Ramadan:
1^stdate of Ramzan ul Mubarik:

 1^st date of Ramzan ul Mubarik of 2015 will be Insha Allah of June 19TH. It is expected this will be the first date of Ramzan ul Mubarik in Pakistan. But do remember the date of Ramzan ul Mubarik is subjected to the date of appearance of moon in Pakistan. Last year the 1^st date of Ramzan ul Mubarik in Pakistan was 29 June. On that date the day was of Sunday. Usually in Pakistan Ramzan ul Mubarik is followed by Saudia Arabia. When there is 2^nd day of Ramzan in Pakistan usually it is the first date of Ramzan ul Mubarik in Pakistan. It is expected that first date of Ramzan in Saudia will be 17 of June of 2015.

Ramzan ul Mubarik ki ibadat:

There are many ibadat or prayers in Ramadan ul Mubarik. Muslims do Taravi before after the namaz Isha. After completing this pray in mosque they go to home. Muslims women or girls do this pray usually in their homes. After doing this pray or worship they sleep and get up in the very early morning to keep fast and they keep fast after eating Sehri. During the Ramzan ul Mubarik they recite Holy Quran as much as they can. They also do nawaful. In the last ten days of Ramzan ul Mubarik. There come the night of Laila tul Qadur in the odd nights of these ten days. In this night worship is far more greater then thousands of months of human life. Muslims also keep itkaf in the last ten days of Ramdan. Which starts after the iftari of 20th fast.

Ramzan ul Mubarik ki Duain:

Pehlay Ashray ki dua:

Dosray Ashray ki dua:

Tesray Ashray ki dua:

Dua Taraveeh of Ramzan ul Mubraik:

Sehri ki Dua of Ramzan ul Mubarik:

Dua Aftari (Aftari ki dua) of Ramzan ul Mubarik:

Time Table of Ramzan ul Mubarik in Pakistan:

               Sehri and Aftar timings in Pakistan (Multan):

                                         

       

 After the whole month of Ramzan ul Mubarik then comes the Eid ul Fiter. This is gift for all the Muslims from the Allah. On the day of Eid Muslims wear and go to mosque and offer the prayer of Eid. They celebrate this day with great passion and happiness. As this is the gift of Allah to all Muslims of the world so that they can enjoy this day after the holy month of Ramzan ul Mubarik or Ramadan.