Ramadan Story
The Meaning of Ramadan During the holy month of Ramadan, the air was filled with a sense of spirituality and togetherness. Families gathered for pre-dawn meals, known as suhoor, before the fasting began at sunrise. The days were long and challenging, but the faithful persisted, refraining from food and drink until sunset. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the call to prayer echoed through the streets, signaling the time to break the fast with iftar. The feasts were not just about indulging in delicious food; they were a celebration of gratitude, community, and compassion. The act of fasting was not just about abstaining from physical nourishment; it was a symbolic act of self-discipline, reflection, and empathy. In the midst of the month-long fast, a young boy named Ali learned the true meaning of Ramadan. His parents had always taught him that the purpose of fasting was not just about hunger and thirst, but about fostering a deeper connection with Allah and practicing empathy for