Hyderabad, Feb 18 (Maxim News): The Telangana government has announced that Muslim employees working in government offices, schools, boards, corporations, and public sector organizations can leave work at 4 PM during Ramadan, from March 3 to March 31.
Ramadan and Its Importance
Ramadan is a holy month for Muslims, during which they fast from dawn to dusk and dedicate more time to prayer, charity, and self-discipline. They pray five times a day, and during Ramadan, they also perform a special prayer called Taraweeh at night.
The month of fasting is divided into three parts:
- The first 10 days are believed to bring Allah’s mercy.
- The next 10 days are for the forgiveness of sins.
- The last 10 days are for salvation from hellfire.
In the final days of Ramadan, some Muslims also observe Itikaf, where they stay in a mosque for deep prayer and recitation of the Quran.
A Month of Faith and Giving
During Ramadan, Muslims focus on fasting, prayer, and helping the less fortunate. They avoid lying, injustice, and wrongdoing while practicing kindness and self-control. The month ends with Eid-ul-Fitr, a festival of celebration and gratitude. (Maxim News)
More Stories…
Jubilee Hills Inspector Suspended Over Konda Surekha OSD Case
Hyderabad, August 25:Jubilee Hills Inspector Muttu Yadav has reportedly been suspended over alleged lapses in a case involving former minister Konda Surekha’s former OSD, Sumanth. Here To Join Us On WhatsApp Senior police officials took action against the inspector for allegedly delaying the registration of an FIR in the case. He also reportedly failed to…
Hyderabad Fake Doctors: 11 Arrested by Police
Hyderabad, August 25: Hyderabad police have arrested 11 fake doctors who allegedly treated patients without recognised medical qualifications. Here To Join Us On WhatsApp The arrests followed raids at several locations across the city. Police acted on credible information about people practising medicine without valid credentials. The suspects allegedly operated clinics despite lacking recognised medical…
Allahabad HC Rejects UP Student Hijab Plea
Allahabad | Hyderabad, August 25: The Allahabad High Court has dismissed a Class XI student’s plea seeking permission to wear a hijab with her prescribed school uniform. The court held that the student failed to establish that wearing a hijab is an essential religious practice protected under Article 25 of the Constitution. Here To Join…
Now you can get the latest stories from Indtoday on Telegram every day. Click the link to subscribe. Click to follow Indtoday’s Facebook page, Twitter and Instagram. For all the latest Hyderabad News update
