Ramadan: Worship, Reflection and Generosity
Ramadan can bring fasting, Qur’an, supplication, generosity, and reflection into a shared rhythm of worship.
المناسبات الإسلامية
WORSHIP & ISLAMIC LEARNING
Seasons of worship, learning and remembrance.
The rhythm of the Islamic year draws us back to worship and remembrance. Use these religious collections for study, and the North American Hijri calendar for current occasions. Confirm local dates and programs with the religious authority and center you follow.
The Ramadan collection brings together supplications and learning resources for the month. The Sahifa’s prayers at the beginning and end of Ramadan offer another doorway into its devotional life. For fasting questions, consult the official religious manual or a qualified teacher.
Return to the Imam Husayn and Karbala section for a starting point in Muharram study. Choose an authored work and take time with its context. For attendance at a majlis or other gathering, check the organizing center’s own program.
I.M.A.M. publishes a Hijri calendar for North America. Moon-sighting decisions and observance can differ by location and religious authority. Follow the source for its current announcements rather than relying on a fixed Gregorian date copied from a previous year.
Open the original texts and services from the publishers below.
Ramadan can bring fasting, Qur’an, supplication, generosity, and reflection into a shared rhythm of worship.
A shared iftar can express care through welcome, attentive preparation and generosity that does not depend on thanks.
A family notebook can make the lunar year a shared setting for learning, reflection and modest acts of care.