Like adults, children also keep fasts, read prayers, recite Quran and are busy in worship

Bureau Chief Rahim Sherani Hindustani - Jhabua

According to Hadith, the first message of Allah was revealed to Hazrat Mohammad (peace be upon him) in the month of Ramzan in Gar-e-Hira (cave named Hira).

Hazrat Mohammad used to go to this cave located near Mecca city for meditation and worship in search of truth.

He was troubled by the evils and injustice spread in the society of Mecca and used to spend time here in search of peace and truth. One night when he was in Gar-e-Hira, an angel named Jibreel (alaihissalam) came and gave him the first message of Allah. Fasting was made compulsory in the year 624 AD.

Similarly, the fasting of the holy month of Ramzan is continuing. Along with the elders of the Muslim community, even the innocent children are fasting and praying!

Even the children are happy in the holy month of Ramzan. After praying the whole day, the period of prayers continues with the recitation of the Quran!

Innocent children, women, men and elders are busy in prayers strictly. At the time of Iftaar, special types of tasty dishes are made, along with many other types of dishes like fruits, sherbet, etc. All the fasting people sit together with the family and decorate the dastarkhwan and have Iftaar.

The entire family is very happy when small innocent children keep fast. The children who keep fast are garlanded with flowers and sweet dishes are prepared at home and distributed in the houses of the neighbours.

The scene is different at the time of Iftar.

The innocent children who keep fast are garlanded with flowers and encouraged.

In the holy month of Ramadan, fasting is not just about stopping from eating and drinking, rather it promotes physical, spiritual and good health and human sympathy, morality and love and one gets an idea of ??the blessings of nature.

On the children keeping their first fast, Amma, Abbu and other family members and relatives congratulated and wished them.

Its necessity is proved by a verse of the Holy Quran, according to which 'O believers! Fasting has been made compulsory for you, just as it was made compulsory for those before you, that you may become self-controlled.' Three things are clear from this verse - One fast has been made compulsory.

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