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Ramadan |
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Ramadan ist der heilige Fastenmonat im Islam, in dem Muslime von der Morgendämmerung bis zum Sonnenuntergang auf Essen und Trinken verzichten. Es ist eine Zeit der spirituellen Einkehr, des Gebets und der Besinnung. |
Ramadan is the holy month of fasting in Islam, during which Muslims abstain from food and drink from dawn to sunset. It is a time of spiritual contemplation, prayer and reflection. |
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Ramadan commemorates the first revelation of the Koran to the Prophet Mohammed. It is a time to practice discipline and compassion and become aware of the things to be grateful for. |
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Ramadan also includes special traditions such as breaking the fast in the evening (Iftar) and nightly prayer (Tarawih). These gatherings strengthen community and provide opportunities for reflection and sharing with others. |
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During Ramadan, Muslims place particular emphasis on good deeds and willingness to help those in need. It is a time to show mercy and generosity. |
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There are also many Muslims in Germany who celebrate Ramadan. Special events take place in mosques and community centers that underline the character of the month. |
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Ramadan is not only a religious festival, but also a cultural event that brings people of different backgrounds together. Breaking the fast together and celebrating it promote understanding and solidarity. |
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Children play an important role during Ramadan. You will learn the importance of fasting and good deeds and look forward to the evening Iftar and the festive atmosphere. |
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Ramadan ends with the festival of breaking the fast (Eid al-Fitr), a day of joy and thanksgiving. Muslims come together to pray, celebrate and give gifts to one another. |
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Ramadan is a time of inner purification and renewal. It offers the opportunity to get rid of bad habits and focus on what's important. |
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The month of Ramadan teaches us important values such as discipline, compassion, helpfulness and gratitude. These values are important not only for Muslims, but for everyone in the world. |
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May Ramadan bring all who celebrate it a time of inner reflection, peace and joy. "Ramadan Mubarak!" |