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Ramadan Kareem to Everyone
FeureVox March 10th

Let us welcome the holy month of Ramadan as the crescent moon appears. This is a time for reflection, gratitude, and renewal. The profound lessons of patience, compassion, and generosity that we learn during this period should transcend boundaries and enrich the lives of everyone, Muslims and non-Muslims alike.

May this Ramadan bring peace to your heart, clarity to your mind, and joy to your home. Let us celebrate the spirit of togetherness, sharing the blessings bestowed upon us, and extend our hands in kindness and support to all those around us.

I am wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and transformative Ramadan. May its spiritual journey fill our world with light, love, and understanding.

#RamadanKareem #Peace #Unity #BlessingsForAll

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@FeureVox

Ramadan Mubarak to everyone celebrating!đź’—

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FeureVox OP March 10th

@Sunisshiningandsoareyou May the glad tidings reach you and your family soon.

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soulsings March 10th
@FeureVox Ramadan Kareem to you and your family
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FeureVox OP March 11th

@soulsings Thank you very much and I pray the same for you and your family.

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soulsings March 11th

@FeureVox gratefully receiving your prayer. If you  do not mind I have these questions trying to empathize what you are going through.

Do you find it is difficult to faste and not take water?

What is the most challenging time of the day?

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FeureVox OP March 12th

@soulsings Absolutely, and thank you for reaching out with such thoughtful questions. It truly means a lot that you're seeking to understand the experience.


Fasting, especially abstaining from water, can present challenges, particularly at the beginning of the month. The body and mind take some time to adjust to the new routine. However, the spiritual fulfillment and the sense of inner peace and discipline it brings significantly outweigh the physical thirst or hunger. Over time, it becomes a profound journey of self-reflection and growth.

The most challenging time of the day often varies. For many, the late afternoon hours can be the most testing, as the day’s energy begins to wane, yet the "Iftar" (breaking of the fast) still seems a few long hours away. In these moments, however, the support and understanding from friends and community become most meaningful, reminding us of the shared human experience and the strength found in togetherness.

Your empathy and interest in understanding this aspect of fasting are genuinely appreciated. These kinds of conversations build bridges and foster a deeper appreciation for each other’s beliefs and practices. Feel free to reach out to me if there is anything else you want to inquire.
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