Mediations during month of ramadhan
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The document discusses mediations during the month of Ramadhan. Ramadhan is considered a holy month in the Islamic calendar where Muslims fast from dawn to dusk and focus on acts of worship, reflection, and charity. During this month, Muslims are encouraged to resolve conflicts peacefully through open communication and forgiveness.
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Mediations during month of ramadhan
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