Core Practice: Fasting is a pillar of Islam, a fundamental practice demonstrating faith and obedience.
Self-Discipline and Empathy: Abstaining from food and drink cultivates self-control and fosters compassion for those less fortunate.
Spiritual Connection: Fasting allows for increased focus on prayers, Quran recitation, and a deeper connection with Allah (God).
Community and Celebration: Shared pre-dawn meals (Suhoor) and breaking fast meals (Iftar) strengthen community bonds and create a festive atmosphere.
Transformation and Renewal:Â By the end of Ramadan, Muslims aim to achieve a renewed sense of faith, increased self-awareness, and a commitment to good deeds.
