PM Modi Extends Ramadan Greetings as Holy Month Begins Across India
Ramadan fasting has begun nationwide after moon sighting, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveying wishes of peace and unity as Muslims observe prayers charity and spiritual discipline.
- Ramadan fasting starts across India today
- PM Modi greets Muslims with peace message
- Mosques witness special prayers nationwide
The holy month of Ramadan has begun across the country following the sighting of the crescent moon on Wednesday evening in several regions. Religious leaders confirmed the start of the Islamic calendar ninth month marking a period of fasting prayer and charity for Muslims.
As Ramadan commenced Prime Minister Narendra Modi extended warm greetings to the Muslim community. In a message shared on social media the Prime Minister wished Ramadan Mubarak and expressed hope that the sacred month would strengthen unity compassion and harmony in society while spreading peace and prosperity.
With the confirmation of the moon sighting Muslims across India began observing fasts from dawn to sunset committing themselves to spiritual discipline for the next thirty days. From early morning prayers to evening iftar the month is marked by devotion patience and self restraint.
Mosques across cities and towns are witnessing increased footfall as special nightly Taraweeh prayers are being held. During these prayers the Holy Quran is recited in full over the course of the month continuing until the sighting of the Eid moon. Along with fasting believers focus on charity reflection and acts of kindness.
Ramadan is regarded as one of the most sacred periods in Islam emphasizing moral conduct and social responsibility. As fasting begins nationwide the atmosphere is filled with devotion and hope reinforcing the values of brotherhood and spiritual renewal.
