برجراف عن رمضان بالإنجليزي

Ramadan is the most special month of the year for Muslims all over the world. It is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and the month in which the Holy Quran was first revealed. Fasting in Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam. Every year, my family and I wait for it with excitement. When the new moon is seen and the start of Ramadan is announced, we congratulate each other and say, "Ramadan Kareem!"

During Ramadan, our daily routine changes completely. We wake up before dawn to eat suhoor, a light meal that gives us energy for the day. Then we fast until sunset without eating or drinking anything. When we hear the Maghrib call to prayer, we break our fast with a few dates, as the Prophet, peace be upon him, used to do. After that, we pray and then enjoy a big iftar with lentil soup, sambousa and fresh juice. At night, the mosques are full of people who come to pray Taraweeh.

For me, Ramadan is not only about food and drink. It is like a school that teaches us patience and self-control. When I feel hungry, I remember poor people who often do not have enough food. That is why many families give charity and share iftar meals with workers and neighbors. Ramadan also brings families closer, and I try to read more of the Quran every day. In the last ten nights, Muslims pray even more, seeking Laylat al-Qadr, the night that is better than a thousand months.

In conclusion, Ramadan is a month of worship, kindness and family. It makes me a calmer and better person. When it ends, I feel a little sad, but I am also happy because Eid al-Fitr arrives. Every year, I ask Allah to let us live to see Ramadan again.