Peace upon you. May Allah accept your ​​fasting and voluntary night prayers. I wish you a blessed Ramadan, and many happy returns of the month. May Allah grant you forgiveness, Allah willing. Ramadan impacts everyone, and this is from the favor of my Lord. Thank you.

Abdul Qadir from Algeria. The month of Ramadan is for fasting and worshiping and not for consumption. Everyone can see that a few days before Ramadan starts, local media in each country become convulsed and talk about the purchasing power of the citizen and the high price and scarcity of consumer goods in order to implant in the psyche of the Muslim that there are no goods for the month. Hence the merchants benefit, and this approach is two pronged: First move Muslims away from the core of fasting and second push citizens to buy and thus the merchants make more profit. One should note who is in control of the economy and the media in the whole world. So Muslims have to pay attention and make Ramadan a month of worship and solidarity. We should also remember the poor and save with regard to consumption instead of being excessive, which is the logical consequence of a month where we should refrain from consumption from dawn to dusk. And Allah knows best

What do we mean by extremist groups? Are they the Islamic ones? When we define the problem we know the solution

Everyone waits for Ramadan

Ramadan is the month of mercy, but with regard to the economy, not all Arab countries suffer from this economic crisis, and thank you brother Muhammad Ali for the comment

The month of Ramadan is the month of forgiveness and mercy, God willing, it will bring us repentance and forgiveness.

The problem is that the habits that accompanied the religious dimension of Ramadan are what made the economic dimension the center of the debate with regard to this holy month

We feel completely abandoned.

Peace be upon you may Allah accept your and our deeds. In Algeria, for example, the state announced via the Minister of Commerce and this is during the month of Ramadan, that the number of price comptrollers, which was nearly three thousand last year, will rise this year to six thousand in order to monitor the prices. This in spite of the false announcements to control it. There is neither control nor observers and it is the poor who pay the bill. The officials, rulers and observers are themselves engaged in commerce,,,, who is watching whom,,,??????

Congratulations for Ramadan

PEACE BE UPON YOU MY SISTERS. I THINK THAT RAMADAN IS A MONTH OF WORSHIP, FORGIVENESS, MERCY AND PROTECTION FROM HELL. MAY ALLAH PROTECT ALL MUSLIMS FROM HELL. RAMADAN IS NOT A MONTH OF FOOD, DRINKS, SLEEP, LAZINESS AND AVARICE. DEAR MUSLIM BROTHERS AND SISTERS, MAY ALLAH PROTECT AND BLESS YOU. PLEASE STAND UNITED. ISLAM NEEDS YOU VERY MUCH. WE ARE ENTRUSTED WITH THIS RELIGION, SO LET’S ALL WITNESS THAT THERE IS NO GOD BUT ALLAH, AND THAT MUHAMMAD IS HIS MESSENGER, PRAYERS AND PEACE BE UPON HIM. OFFER A LOT OF PRAYERS ON THE PROPHET. WE ARE TRULY PROUD OF ISLAM. REPENT TO ALLAH THE ALMIGHTY. ASK FOR HIS FORGIVENESS AND HE WILL FORGIVE YOU. REMEMBER ALLAH SO THAT HE REMEMBERS YOU. PEACE BE UPON YOU AND ALLAH’S MERCY AND BLESSINGS.

Contentment with very little.

May Allah count me among the people who are fasting and offering voluntary night prayers in Ramadan. O Lord of the worlds, alert me from the sleep of the negligent, and forgive my sins in Ramadan. O Allah, forgive me, You Who forgive criminals.

RAMADAN IS A SACRED MONTH FOR MUSLIMS. We spend a little more but that doesn’t cause a crisis. Happy Ramadan to all Muslims. Praise be to Allah.

Wow, I still do not know whether we’re dreaming of a prosperous future. May Allah have mercy on us. Some people take advantage of the weak to progress, may Allah take revenge against them.

Ramadan is a blessed month where people get rid of all grudges.

Ramadan is a month of fast and worship, and people tempt themselves about life. Allah does not burden a person beyond what they can bear.

That’s true, here in Mauritania, Ramadan is a month of all that is good. People might have no job or earn a modest salary, but still prepare a huge meal to break the fast, and invite many friends and family members over for Iftar, and they are praised for that. This continues during the entire month. There is nothing wrong or unfortunate about that. Ramadan is a month of love and worship, a month of wealth and generosity. Ramadan is a month in which the Qur’an was revealed.

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Every year this holy month brings joy and a special atmosphere. On the occasion of Ramadan, I pray Allah to forgive and protect you… I wish you a blessed Ramadan. Soumia.

This blessed month of Ramadan, this Islamic religion.

Allah the Almighty blessed us with Ramadan, so we should think about ways to seize its opportunities in order to win in the Hereafter. As for provision, Allah the Provider is in charge of it. Can’t you see that both the rich and the poor fast in order to please Allah the Almighty, and when it’s time to break the fast, both of them have enough food provided by Allah, and their reward is the same, Allah willing? What I want to say is: why don’t we remember the poor, orphans and vulnerable people while we think about diversifying dishes for an Iftar that may cause gluttony/satiety?

Peace be upon you. First of all, I’d like to say happy Ramadan to everyone, and happy Iftar and Sohour. May Allah accept your deeds and ours, Allah willing. Regarding the economy in Ramadan, in fact things were supposed to be different. Worship was supposed to be prevalent, but what can we do, life has drastically changed, and Ramadan has become a month of food, rest, sleep and Internet… Well, we pray Allah to guide us and help us for the best, that’s all. I repeat, happy Ramadan, happy Eid, Allah willing, and I wish you many returns of the occasion, with health and goodness. I will keep it short. Take care, and may Allah help you. Greetings to everybody, especially Algerians. Long live Algeria.

I personally won’t be affected. As for weak minds that are addicted to prohibited things, Ramadan will negatively impact them, especially in the first hours of the day.

Ramadan is a month of goodness and blessing, where prosperity prevails.

I wish you a blessed Ramadan, and may Allah accept our good deeds. Abdou Ahlam.

Ramadan is a month of fast and worship.

In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Gracious. Ramadan is supposed to be a month where Muslims cut down on food and drinks, and increase their productivity, because Islam guides us to the best of both our religion and life.

We are the people of Fez. Ramadan brought happiness and joy.

I feel sorry for Ramadan. It used to be a month of repentance, forgiveness and worship, but it’s now a month of food and increasing sales. Girls go out half-dressed due to their lack of faith, and they go to Taraweeh prayers to meet up with their lovers. I feel very sorry for the month of mercy. I am sorry because we are in a society that’s 75% far from religion. I’m sorry, truly sorry…

Well done!

Ramadan is a month of mercy. I think that the economy gets a boost during Ramadan. Why? Because we spend the most during this month, which means that a lot of money flows in the market.

Yslam from Mauritania, may God destroy interest and increases our good deeds. It’s true that some people take advantage of Ramadan to increase their commercial profits since members of society like to show off but some give to charity and prepare for the afterlife. So one wins in both words and this manifests itself in the changes affecting stocks and in the development of the personal wealth of some. May God guide us to the path He likes and is pleased with.

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Ramadan karim and it’s really good to its people. In this holy month, the question that must be asked is with regard to the expenses of Ramadan and how we get this money. Isn’t God good to us during this month more than the others, and how can it not be since neither our budgets are affected nor Muslims are hurt. Everybody spends proportionally to his generosity on himself and on his family, whether rich or poor.