Ramzan 2023: Islamic holy month begins on this date in India. Here are dos and don'ts

In India, the Islamic holy month of Ramadan or Ramzan, will begin on March 23 this year, following a view of the moon over Mecca. It is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, during which Muslims fast for many days, resulting in the grand feasting of Eid-ul-Fitr.

Apart from fasting, Muslims follow a few rules and Prophet Mohammad's teachings throughout Ramzan. This time, devotees believe, highlights self-control and discipline, worship and universal brotherhood. Here are a few things to remember during the Holy Month of Ramzan.

Do’s for Ramzan

It is said that Muslims need to pray at least five times per day.

Muslims must be compassionate to the necessities of the poor and underprivileged during Ramzan and throughout the year.

Muslims must strive to memorise the Quran while assessing the verses they read.

Muslims are urged to practise “dhikr”, which means to pray to and praise Allah.

While praying, Muslims ought to prioritize the well-being of their families.

Don’ts for Ramzan

Muslims who fast during Ramzan are not permitted to eat or drink anything prior to the Maghrib Azan after sunset.

When fasting, Muslims are not permitted to smoke or forcefully vomit.

Music is not permitted during Ramzan, particularly when you are fasting.

Any kind of hatred or bitterness can cause their fast to be broken. People should concentrate on positivity.

People who are fasting are expected not to think about or engage in illegal activities.

During the month of Ramzan, one should avoid arguing or fighting. It is said to have the ability to influence Allah's rewards.

FAQs

Q1. When will Ramzan month start in India?
March 23, 2023

Q2. When will Ramzan month end in India?
April 21, 2023