If you get to go through it you come out of this holy month as a new born baby meaning that all your previous sins have been removed.
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By Renee Trujillo | May 30, 2017
The Holy month of Ramadan is an entire month of prayer and fasting for Muslims. Most Muslim communities across the world, about 1.6 billion of them, are observing this time of the year. Here in Belize, in a community of about three thousand Muslims, most adult men and women will take part. Here, they began their fasting this past Saturday and will conclude on June 27. Naveed Mangla, President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at in Belize City, says they are fasting from dawn to sunset. Their routine starts at three in the morning when they wake up to pray and prepare breakfast. By four in the morning they start their fasting for the rest of the day where they can’t eat or drink anything. Their next meal is at 6:30 in the evening and they continue with more prayers. Mangla says it is a time of spiritual discipline where Muslims get closer to God.
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