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Desk of the Imam Magazine May 2018

The Last 10 Days of Ramadan Mubarak', or whatever resembles it, since it is
not Ramadan itself that gives with the objective
The last ten days of Ramadan are considered highly that it can be Kareem (liberal/generous), really,
blessed, especially the 27th night which is also called it is Allah who put the ease in it, and made it an
the ‘Night of Power’, or the ‘Night of Destiny’. It is exceptional month, and a chance to perform one
believed that on this night the prophet Muhammad of the pillars of Islam".
received the first revelation of the Qur’an. For many
Muslims, this period is marked by a heightened Others contend that Kareem is satisfactory, on
spiritual intensity and they may spend these nights the grounds that the wording mirrors the gifts
that ALLAH provides for his adherents amid
praying and reciting the Qur’an. the month.
After 30 days of fasting, the end of the month of
Ramadan is observed with a day of celebration, Jordan's Iftaa' Department, which is in charge of
called Eid-ul-Fitr. On this day, Muslims gather in one religious announcements, a year ago controlled:
"Portraying Ramadan to be noteworthy does not
place to offer a prayer of thanks. It is traditional to in truth ascribe the quality to the month.
wear new clothes, visit friends and relatives,
exchange gifts, eat delicious dishes prepared for this "Or maybe, the word originates from the way
occasion, and wait patiently for the next year. that ALLAH gives his admirers gifts amid
the month.

What is more appropriate as a Ramadan "It's hence adequate to call the thing by the
greeting? Ramadan Mubarak or Ramadan name of its reason or cause. The ruling could be
viewed for instance of synecdoche, in which a
Kareem? piece of something is taken to remain for its
entire, or vice versa.
The question is the most trending one as there’s
lot of confusion as which phrase is more For more facts, truths & history regarding the
appropriate as a Ramadan Greeting? Ramadan Ramadan
Mubarak or Ramadan Kareem??? Greetings:- www.ramadan.quotesms.com/
ramadan-greetings.html
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and there’s no proof of which is one is correct or
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Some say that the expression, which signifies
"may Ramadan be generous to you", conflicts
with the lessons of Islam since Ramadan itself
can't be generous.

As Saudi Arabian scholar Sheikh Al-Uthaymeen
cleared up, "it should be said 'Ramadan

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