Spiritual cleansing:
Ramadan is not only a time of physical fasting, but also a time of spiritual purification. Abstaining from food, drink and other worldly pleasures reminds believers of the importance of self-control and humility before Allah. This month is designed to strengthen the believer’s connection with his religion and heighten his sense of gratitude for the blessings he possesses.

Self-denial and mercy:
Ramadan also emphasizes the importance of self-denial and charity. During this period, Muslims strive to be more generous and caring towards others. Purchasing food for distribution to the poor, charitable donations and helping those in need become an integral part of this month.

Community and solidarity:
Ramadan also promotes community and solidarity within the Muslim community. Closing prayers in the mosque, community dinners after sunset (Iftar) and evening prayers (Tarawih) create an atmosphere of mutual understanding, support and community among believers.

Conclusion:
Ramadan is a time of deep spiritual renewal and self-reflection for Muslims around the world. This month reminds us of the importance of self-denial, charity and community in the life of every believer. Through fasting and prayer, Muslims strengthen their connection with Allah and each other, making Ramadan a time of maximum spiritual growth and self-discovery.