Ramadan 101 Episode No. 14
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1) Ramadan is a season for Muslims to blossom in goodness, virtue, and piety as millions jointly observe the fasting rituals all over the world. 2) Fasting in Ramadan allows Muslims to obey Allah's command and develop a balanced personality and strong community of believers. 3) Fasting for a month trains Muslims in self-discipline who are then free for 11 months to maintain their improved behavior and character, with opportunities each Ramadan to correct any deficiencies.
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- 5. Taqwa Is the Most Valuable Fruit of Fasting Just as plants have their own season of flowering, so Ramadan is the season of the year, for blossoming of goodness, virtue and piety of the Muslim nation. Not one, but millions of people jointly water the garden of virtue in the same lunar month, all over the world.
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