Ramadan Start

Ramadan is the holy month of fasting and spiritual reflection for Muslims. It occurs on the 9th month of the Islamic lunar calendar, marking a time for self-reflection, prayer, and charity.

In Oman, this solemn period is a public holiday, and many businesses and government offices close during the daylight hours to allow residents time for worship and rest. During this month, devotion is evident in countless daily prayers, charity, and extensive community bonding.

Ladies and gentlemen from all walks of life come together to seek forgiveness and enrichment of their bond with their Lord.

Ramadan remains a month of international unity and worship, where adherents focus on discipline and understanding.

They express compassion, understand struggle, and participate actively in events and activities to uplift those with severe constraints.

It continues to lead its significance back to fasting in approaches similar in distance and objectives with habits sustained over centuries.

For those who observe Ramadan, the day typically starts with the consumption of a pre-dawn meal, known as Suhoor.

Fasting from dawn to sunset, avoiding or minimizing food and water intake during this period.

One of the most notable observance practices in Oman and the broader region is the change of timing of daily lives.

Praying additional nighttime prayers during Ramadan, including Tarawih and others forming truths seeking serenity within them worldwide dedicate.