Hello everyone, our dear users! We invite you to this interesting contest: Happy Ramadan.

For millions of Muslims around the world, Ramadan is a gift from Allah. This month is like no other: it is a month of salvation, many blessings and thanksgiving. This is a time to connect and give back to our Creator. Our Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: "There is a month that is the ruler of the months, and that is the month of Ramadan.

In this competition,you have to write about the month of Ramadan. The best written and meaningful works will be awarded prizes.

Copy paste is strictly prohibited. All works will be checked.

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The competition will be held in the topic Results - Happy Ramadan.

Works published later than 17:00 on 24.04.2023 will not be taken into contest

You can take part in the contest from any account, but the main thing is that the account is yours

Absolutely any player of the platform can participate in the contest, but remember: from one participant ➡ one job

You will receive awards only to the account from which you will participate in the contest, if you win. But the account should definitely belong only to you and do not forget that it is forbidden to do a renewal until you receive caps from the contest

All claims and misunderstandings regarding this competition are accepted no later than 7 days from the date of the end of the competition and the announcement of the results of the competition

In case of an attempt to deceive the Administrators of this contest, as well as for violating any of these rules and the general rules of the forum, you will be disqualified from the contest

Flood & Offtop in the topics related to this contest will be deleted for the first time, in case of relapse ➡ you will get banned for 3 days

If there are less than 3 works, the competition will be declared invalid and closed due to lack of competitiveness, but all participants who have not violated the rules of the competition will receive incentive prizes.

Place - 60

Place - 40

Place - 20

The rest of the participants who did not violate the rules of the competition will receive incentive prizes. For this, a limit of 30 has been allocated. Prizes between the participants will be divided in equal shares.

iCCup.CLAY (Judge of this contest, all questions to this administrator)

Beginning: 18.04.2023

Finishing: 23.04.2023 at 10:30 Moscow time

Good luck to everyone!

Every year, Muslims around the world celebrate Ramadan, the holiest month of the Islamic calendar. For approximately 30 days, Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, and engage in nightly communal prayers leading up to Eid al-Fitr, the final day of Ramadan. Whether you are celebrating Ramadan for the first time this year or want to know more about the major Islamic holiday, continue reading to learn all about Ramadan, the fasting rules Muslims follow and other traditions that happen throughout the month.

It's also important to note that every family and individual celebrates Ramadan differently, and while most participate in the daily fasting, there are exceptions to this tradition which we will discuss later in the article. If you are not celebrating Ramadan but a friend, neighbor or loved one is observing the holiday, familiarize yourself with the history behind the ninth and holiest month of the Muslim calendar.

We also have a round-up of the best Ramadan wishes and greetings you can share with those observing Ramadan in 2023.

Allohning farishtasi Jabroil a.s aytarkan

Men yer yuzidagi ummonlarda necha tomchi suv borligini sanash kerak bolsa qolimdan keladi, cho'llardagi qum zarralarini va hatto yer yuzidagi daraxt barglarini ham sanash ham qo'limdan keladi, ammo Ramazon oyidagi ro'zador musulmonga beriladigan savobni sanay olmayman. U yolg'iz Allohga ayon

Vallohu A'lam

nice

GoodJOB

RAMADAN

nice

Appollonios

Clay

1st and 2nd places will be taken

Posted in 11:04:04

Will you say why? because their work is more like it as it was before