Ramadan, one of the months in the Islamic calendar, was also part of ancient Arabs’ calendars.
For over a billion Muslims in the world, Ramadan is the most auspicious and noble month of the year. Islam believes that this month is the month when the Koran scriptures are issued.
Ramadan lasts for a month, during which there will be additional chanting and prayers in the mosque, reading 1/30 of the holy books every night. By the end of Ramadan, many believers had read the entire Qur'an. Islam believes that fasting can purify the soul, make people noble, kind-hearted, and enable the rich to experience the taste of starving the poor.
According to the trajectory of the moon, Eid al-Fitr is likely to be around April 21.
