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Tag: Muslim practices

In Islam – What Is Ramadan?

A digital illustration shows a young Muslim man and Jesus Christ standing side by side. The Muslim man, wearing a white taqiyah cap and a beige robe, has his eyes closed and hands raised in prayer. Jesus, with long brown hair, a beard, and a cream robe with a tan cloak, gazes calmly toward him. In the softly lit background, a faint silhouette of a mosque dome and minaret is visible. The overall lighting is bright and even, with warm, natural tones.

Ramadan is a month of fasting in Islam, but true forgiveness and eternal life are found only through faith in Jesus Christ.

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