Ramadan, the holiest month of Islam, has started from March 12. Let us tell you that this month starts only after the sighting of the moon and this holy month is celebrated according to the religion of Islam for a whole month. According to the Islamic calendar, it is considered to be the 9th month of Islam. But can people of other religions keep fast? Today we will tell you under which rules people of other religions will be able to keep fast.
Do people of other religions keep fast?
The month of Ramadan is the holiest month for all people associated with the religion of Islam. During this time, people of the Muslim community keep fast for the entire Ramzan, it is believed that by observing fast regularly, all the blessings are accepted. Apart from the Muslim community, people of other religions can also keep fast.
Many such examples of Ganga-Jamuni culture are seen in India, when people of other religions including Hindus also observe Roza. According to the information, there is no prohibition for a person of any religion to keep fast. For this they only have to keep in mind the timing of fasting. For example, one must take care of the time of Sehri and Iftari. While fasting, cleanliness should be taken care of and the fasting person should not eat anything during Ramadan.
Roza is one of the 5 pillars of Islam
In the religious book of Islam, Quran-e-Kareem, 5 pillars, duties or fundamental principles of Islam have been mentioned. It is mandatory for every Muslim around the world to follow and follow these principles all the time. These 5 pillars of Islam are also called Arkan-e-Islam or Arkan-e-Deen. These 5 pillars or duties of Islam are – Kalma, Namaz, Roza, Zakat and Hajj.
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