What are the benefits of Ramadan?

رمضان كريم

 Related What are the benefits of Ramadan? Benefits of Ramadan fasting What are the benefits of Ramadan? What are the virtues of Ramadan? Contents 1 What are the benefits of Ramadan? 2 Characteristics of the month of Ramadan ٣ المراجع What are the benefits of Ramadan? The worldly benefits of Ramadan The month of Ramadan has many benefits that accrue to man in this world, and the following are their explanation: [1] The Muslim gets used to self-control and jihad: he gets used to patience, bearing responsibility and hardships, which 

leads him to piety and adherence to the morals of Islam. The Muslim is accustomed to order, 

cooperation, and justice, so he develops in himself mercy, compassion for others, and his sense of them. Which motivates him to do good to the poor and needy, as well as achieves the principle of solidarity and compassion among Muslims, and keeps him away from evil and 

corruption. Educating the community, through fasting all Muslims at the same time, and the resulting cohesion between them, as it keeps people away from everything that corrupts society; such as stealing, and committing atrocities. [2] It develops in the fasting person a 

sense of Muslims: such as cooperation and solidarity with them, and raises him on good morals. [3] It strengthens the bond of the servant with his Lord: It also strengthens the bonds of brotherhood among the believers, and the servant obtains that reward. [4] The eschatological benefits of the month of Ramadan There are many other benefits to the month of Ramadan, and the following are a number of them: In Ramadan, the gates of heaven are opened, and the gates of heaven and mercy are opened, and the devils are chained up ,   

            and the gates of Hell are closed , according to the saying of the Prophet - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him-: ( When Ramadan begins, the gates of Paradise are opened, and they are closed. ) To reach the level of the righteous. [6] May God Almighty make it easy for the believer to do good deeds in him, and multiply his good deeds, so God Almighty gives 

him his reward without account, and forgives his sins, and the angels ask forgiveness for the fasting person until he breaks his fast, and all of this is from the grace of God Almighty on the fasting person. [7] Atonement for sins in the month of Ramadan, and forgiveness of sins ,                  just as his fasting is a reason to enter Paradise, for the saying of the Prophet - may God 

’s prayers and peace be upon him-: (That a man asked the Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) . [9] [10] Doubling the reward, in Ramadan, God Almighty doubles the reward for good deeds, [11] and God Almighty has arranged for fasting a special great reward. He, peace and blessings of God be upon him, said: (Every deed of the son of Adam is doubled, good deed. Seven hundred times as much, God the Mighty and Sublime said: Except for fasting, for it is for Me and I will reward for it. He leaves his desires and his food for My sake . ) [12] [13] Fasting is one of the greatest acts of worship by which a person draws close to God Almighty during the month of Ramadan, and God Almighty has prepared for the fasting people a special door in Heaven called Rayyan. [14] Characteristics of the 

month of Ramadan The month of Ramadan is distinguished from the rest of the months by several features, as follows: The descent of the Qur'an in it, to say - ": (Ramadan, which revealed the Qur'aan Huda for people and between the guidance and the parents) , [15] It was in the night of fate, to say -": (We have emerged on the night of fate) . [16] Other divine books were also revealed in it, such as the Torah, the Injeel, and the Psalms, because the Prophet - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him - said: (The Scrolls of Abraham were revealed on the first night of Ramadan, the Torah was revealed for six past Ramadan, and the Bible was revealed for the thirteenth of Ramadan, and the thirteenth night of Ramadan was revealed. during Ramadan, and the Qur’an was revealed on the twenty-fourth of Ramadan .  

 ” [17] Umrah in it is equivalent to Hajj, and the honorable Companions used to call Umrah in Ramadan: the lesser Hajj; For the meeting of honor of time and place in it, he - peace be upon him - said: (An Umrah in Ramadan fulfills a Hajj or Hajj with me) . [18] Ramadan fasting is one of the pillars of Islam. The Prophet - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him - used to give a lot of charity during it, and it was more generous than the wind sent. On it is the Night of Decree, and its occurrence is a reason for forgiveness of sins, as the Prophet - may God’s prayers and peace be upon him - said: (Whoever prays the Night of Decree with faith and anticipation, his previous sins will be forgiven [ 19]) It is Sunnah to pray Tarawih and I’tikaf, especially in the last ten days of it. [20]