What day does Ramadan start?
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Duh... 1st of Ramadhan. On a gregorian calendar this year, it's on September 25th.
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The answer is "daily."  Yahoo! may not want to try to explain it, because if you don't live in the U.S.'s Pacific Time Zone, the "day" can begin at a pretty strange time (like 2 p.m., 9 a.m., etc.).
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Fasting on the Day of Ashura ( the 10th of Muharram)\nYahya related to me from Malik from Hisham ibn Urwa from his father that A'isha, the wife of the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "The day of Ashura was a day the Quraysh used to fast in the jahiliyya, and the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, used also to fast it during the jahiliyya. Then when the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, came to Madina he fasted it and ordered that it be fasted. Then Ramadan was made obligatory, and that became the fard instead of Ashura, but whoever wanted to, fasted it, and whoever did not want to, did not fast it."\n(Al-Muwatta Hadith, Hadith 18.33)\n\nThe Prophet came to Medina and saw the Jews fasting on the day of Ashura. He asked them about that. They replied, "This is a good day, the day on which Allah rescued Bani Israel from their enemy. So, Moses fasted this day." The Prophet said, "We have more claim over Moses than you." So, the Prophet  fasted on that day and ordered (the Muslims) to fast (on that day).\n(Sahih Al-Bukhari HadithHadith 3.222Narrated by Ibn Abbas)
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Lailat Al-Qadr (The night of Power) I believe is really the answer you're looking for.  It's the night when Muhammed was called to go to the heavens and bring the Angels back to Earth.  It's also the night at the end of Ramadan, when all familes, communities, friends get together, feast and pray because they have been fasting from sunup to sundown for 40 days, as well as casting off their earthly sins (gossip, quarrel, hurtful actions, you know the human stuff) So very similar to Lent leading up to Easter. That's my answer anyway
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Tuesday, September 11, 2001 was not a Jewish holiday.  Rosh Hashana did not begin that year until the evening of September 17.
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It will start today 7th March in english time 19:45
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chanukah starts on December 15- first night- candle light with sundown around 4:30.\nlast night of chanukah is sat, December 23rd.
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GO east, GO west. Travel south or even North. Its the same book, same ARABIC text (translations may be different depending on Languages or the knowledge of the translator).\nNot only that but there FIVE prayers during 24 hours. GO any where these are same. There is a special prayer on Friday. Its same in all countries, cities, villages of the world. There is fasting month 'RAMADAN or RAMAZAN' ~ its the same every where though different in start and end ~ as it starts after sightening / seeing of the MOON for that month.\nThese are the miracles of Holy Quran.
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Islamic Calendar 1426-27 Hijra. (2006 A.D.)\n\nfind wht u want urself.. not gettin which date u mean. wish it'll help
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For the D/N matches the match starts at 17.30 IST \nFor the Day matches it starts at 13.30 IST
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Eid Mubarak means 'blessed Eid.'  Muslims have 2 majors holidays: Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Aha.  Eid al-Fitr occurs the day after Ramadan ends.  Eid al-Aha occurs at the end of the hajj (pilgrimage) rituals.  Other popular greetings are "Eid Kareem" and "Eid Sayeed."  Feel free to email me with any other Qs on Islam. :o)
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You are refering to ramzaan, their month of fasting.\n\nIt is said that Allah, the Islamic god, was actually borrowed from Illah, the moon god of that time. Muhammad simply made him to be 'the god'.\n\nFasting is recommended in ramzaan to purify the soul, and to conserve the earth (by cosuming less resource), and also to make the body get accustomed to starvation (needed when you are always fighting someone or the other - you may have to go without food).\n\nThe moon (lunar calender was used in those days) was used to count the number of days one should fast. A specific orientation of the moon was used to mark the begining and end of the period.
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if its 4 january 1994 thn the day is TUESDAY\nif its 1 April 1994 thn the day is FRIDAY
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It is usually like a normal breakfast but we should be health cautious too. A glance at some of the recommended diet for ramadan is as follows:\n\nAVOID:  \n\nFried and fatty foods.  \nFoods containing too much sugar.  \nOver-eating especially at suhoor.  \nToo much tea at suhoor: Tea makes you pass more urine taking with it valuable mineral salts that your body would need during the day.  \nSmoking cigarettes: If you cannot give up smoking, cut down gradually starting a few weeks before Ramadhan. Smoking is unhealthy and one should stop completely.  \n\nEAT:  \n\nComplex carbohydrates at suhoor so that the food lasts longer making you less hungry.  \nDates are excellent source of sugar, fibre, carbohydrates, potassium and magnesium.  \nAlmonds are rich in protein and fibre with less fat.  \nBananas are a good source of potassium, magnesium and carbohydrates.  \n\nDRINK:  \n\nAs much water or fruit juices as possible between iftar and bedtime so that your body may adjust fluid levels in time.
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Fajr can be offered right up to the time that the sun begins to appear over the horizon. However, there is a hadith about Rasul Allah (saw) and his companions sleeping through Fajr time and waking up with the sun already risen. They then proceeed to offer Fajr even though it was late.\n\nThe best thing is to offer Fajr and any prayer as soon as it comes in, especially if you are at home or in the Masjid. If you are travelling, there are certain traditions to make it easier.\n\nPeace and Blessings,\n\nSalim
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How can you say that the beliefs of a person are a joke? You must learn to respect the beliefs of others if you wish for them to answer your questions with a sane mind. \n\nBut no matter. To your question. It's quite difficult. You might want to elaborate. BUT: Muslim people FAST during RAMADAN[the holy month] No eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset daily so that Muslims will feel the pangs of the needy and be tempted to give more charity on the event of Eid Al-Fitr. \n\nIf you look at the site below, you might want to direct your questions there. This is the best site that I have ever seen. Good luck in your quest for knowledge, but next time, try and be a little bit more sensitive to the beliefs of others.
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beginning today at 23:00 and ending Tuseday at 1:00\nthese are three days. Am I correct?