Ramadan

    Ramadan, a Buddhist term. Islam borrows Buddhist terms. Ramadan in Buddhism refers to the lunar calendar of the first month, May, September and other three months. Ramadan (English: Ramadan, Arabic: ر م ض an ن ‎), and Ramadan month, Islam is the ninth month, the month name means "the moon", is one of the Muslim fasting month, Allah is Allah will fall to the Koran Quran Mohammed month of saints.

    Different Islamic countries enter Ramadan at different times because of the different times of the crescent moon. At the same time, because the Islamic calendar has about 355 days a year, a difference of about 10 days from the Gregorian calendar, Ramadan has no fixed time in the Gregorian calendar.

During Ramadan, from sunrise to sunset every day, except for the sick, travelers, nursing infants, pregnant women, nursing women, women in labor, women in menstruation, and soldiers in combat, adult Muslims are required to fast strictly, refrain from eating, drinking, smoking, drinking, and having sex. It was not until the sun set that people ate, and then entertained themselves or visited relatives and friends.

    May the peace, mercy and blessings of Allah be with you，To bring you good fortune and prosperity.