Islamic Guides
Ramadan & Fasting
Ramadan is at once a school of patience, a month of the Qur'an, and a guest that arrives once a year. These guides cover preparation, the daily rhythm from suhoor to iftar, the night prayer of Taraweeh, Laylatul Qadr, and zakat in Ramadan — and they are written to remain useful outside the month, because good preparation starts weeks in advance.
- How to prepare for Ramadan practically and spiritually.
- The daily rhythm of fasting — suhoor, iftar, and worship — without burnout.
- Taraweeh, Laylatul Qadr, zakat, and a guide to Eid.
Ramadan Preparation Guide: Ready the Month Before It Arrives
Prepare practically and spiritually for Ramadan — make up fasts, plan the day, set Qur'an targets, and create a plan for Laylatul Qadr.
A Daily Ramadan Routine: Suhoor to Iftar, Worshipping Without Burnout
A workable day-in-the-life of Ramadan — suhoor, the fast, Qur'an, work, iftar and the night prayer — designed to be sustainable.
Understanding Suhoor and Iftar: The Two Meals of the Fast
The timing, sunnah and practical science of the pre-dawn and sunset meals that frame every Ramadan day.
Taraweeh: The Night Prayer of Ramadan Explained
What Taraweeh is, how many rak'ahs scholars pray, why it is prayed, and how to keep a night-prayer habit after Ramadan.
Laylatul Qadr: The Night of Power Explained
The night better than a thousand months — when it is, what to do in it, and the dua the Prophet (peace be upon him) taught for it.
Eid al-Fitr: A Preparation Guide for the Day of Celebration
How Muslims prepare for and celebrate Eid al-Fitr — the takbeer, the Eid prayer, charity, the meal, and the day's spirit.