Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and the holy month of fasting for Muslims. It is the month that, according to Islam, the first book of the Qu'ran was revealed to Mohammed. For the month of Islam, Muslims fast from sun up to sun down, breaking the fast with the nightly iftar meal. Traditionally, the fast is broken by eating three dates following the example of Mohammed. The 27th night of Ramadan is Laylat al-Qadr or the Night of Power. This year Ramadan begins on March 10th and ends April 8th. Here are a few ways you can learn more and pray: Ramadan isn’t just for Muslims. It’s an opportunity for Christians, too- This helpful article from Crescent Project offers a host of creative ways you can love your Muslim friends and neighbors during Ramadan. 30 Days of Prayer Guide - order your free copy of the the 30 Days of Prayer for the Muslim world. This daily prayer guide has been helping Christians pray for Muslims during Ramadan since 1993. Pray 15 Minutes a Day - Pray4Movements is once again hosting a 24/7 prayer initiative throughout the month of Ramadan. Scroll down on the website to see what countries and Muslim people groups you can pray for. Crescent Project Radio - The Crescent Project radio is a great source of information and inspiration. Each episode is an interview of about 30 minutes, with authors, practitioners, former Muslims and more. On the Road to No Place Left - Season 7 of the podcast is focused on the Muslim world featuring great interviews with missionaries and former Muslims. Read a Good Book: Check out the books that have been reviewed here at the E2E blog. They'll fuel your motivation and encourage your faith. Image Credit If you found this article helpful, share it with a friend.
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