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"Laytul Qadr" is the reward that is greater than 1 thousand months of Ibadah.

In the month of Ramadan, which ends this week, there is one night "Laytul Qadr" that has a greater reward than 1 thousand months or 83 years and 3 months of worship.

The doctrine commands the devotee to actively protect this blessing "Laylatul Qadr".

"Ramadan" means . . .

As stated in the Qur'an, the number of months from Allah is 12. They are: Muharram, Sefer, Rabi' Al-Awal, Rabi' Al-Sani, Jamad Al-Ula, Jamad Al-Akhira, Rajab, Sha'ban, Ramadan, Shawwal, Dhul-Qaida and Dhul-Hijjah.

According to the above expression, "Ramadan" means the name of the ninth of the 12 months.

How is "Ramadan" different from other months?

It is said that there are several reasons that make Ramadan different from other months.

One of the reasons it is different from other months is that it is the month in which the Qur'an was revealed, says Sheikh Hamid Musa, Secretary General of the Supreme Council of Ethiopian Islamic Affairs. Confirming that it is mentioned in the Qur'an.

They also explain that Ramadan is different from other months because it gives charity, mercy, opens the door of Paradise, closes the door of Hell, and earns a double reward from God for doing good deeds.

They also say that Ramadan is special because it is a month in which there is a single night called "Laylatul Qadr" which can give you the reward of 1000 months of worship.

What does Allah say about Ramadan fasting?

Sheikh Hamid said that Muslims are expected to fast as it is the month of seeking blessings.

They say that Allah has said in the Qur'an, "O believers, fasting has been made obligatory upon you, just as it was made obligatory upon the believers before you."

On the other hand, "If there is a person among you who is sick or is on a journey and cannot fast, then he should leave his fast and count the number of days he did not fast and pay his 'Qada' (debt)."

They also noted that it is expected to do this.

According to what he said, "Allah wants to comfort you, but not to worry you."

The legacy of "Ramadan"!

Sheikh Hamid Musa points out that the month of Ramadan has many legacies.

They mention that it is a month in which the Qur'an is recited in abundance, "intentions" are directed towards their creator, compassion abounds, charity is given, benevolence, charity, kindness, shared eating and charity are mentioned among its legacies.

The last week of "Ramadan"!

The month of Ramadan is divided into three ten days, and the last ten of the three ten days are called "Asher al-Awakhir".

According to Sheikh Hamid Musa, in general, "Ramadan" is the month of "Ibadah", but the third ten days are special for fasting and praying (nights of "Ibadah").

They also explain that there is a reason why the nights of the last week of Ramadan are different from other weeks.

Among the reasons, as the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) used to do, "leave work, embrace yourself and put yourself to "Ibadah" during the day and night.