Ramadan 2026: On the sixth fast of Ramadan, Gorakhpur smells of dishes, the brightness increases from Sehri to Iftar.

Ramadan 2026: The sixth fast of Ramadan was observed on Tuesday 24th February. In the holy month of Ramadan, worship continues in mosques and homes. Recitation of Quran-e-Pak continues. Subhanallah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar are on everyone’s lips. Kalma is being read with exercise.

Durood-o-Salaam is being offered at the shrine of Prophet-e-Islam Hazrat Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam. The servants of Allah are thanking Allah by fasting during the day and offering Taraweeh prayers at night.

Everyone had Sehri on Tuesday morning. Prayers were held throughout the day and Iftar started being prepared in homes from noon. Iftar was ready by evening. Delicious dishes were decorated on Dastarkhwan. Everyone prayed together. At the appointed time, everyone broke the fast together and thanked Allah. Crowds are gathering in mosques and madrassas for Taraweeh namaz.

Dahi Bada is being sold in Turkmanpur, royal piece, Shahi Kheer and Biryani

After the end of Isha and Taraweeh prayers, shopping for Sehri items starts. Markets and Muslim localities like Turkmanpur, Zahida Bad, Rasoolpur, Nakhas etc. remain lively till late night. Biryani, Shahi Kheer, Shahi Tukda, Irani Curd are being sold in abundance at Ismaili Dastarkhwan shop in Turkmanpur. Big curd is available for thirty rupees. Two pieces of curd are enough in a box. Hundred boxes of Dahi Vada are being prepared and sold every day. Apart from this, there is also demand for biryani etc.

Hafiz Ashraf Raza and Hafiz Saif Ali, who run Ismaili Dastarkhwan, told that the shop is opening from 11 am in the morning and there is a crowd of people till 1 am in the night. Apart from this, many other items including dates, chips, bread are also being sold at their shop. In Turkmanpur, Zahida Bad, Nakhas, all types of rotis, biryani, chicken bars, kebabs etc. are attracting people tremendously. Even after having tea, people are staying busy till late night.

Sins will be forgiven by praying during the nights of Ramadan: Maulana Mahmood

Imam of Chistiya Masjid Bakshipur, Maulana Mahmood Raza Qadri told that Allah Almighty said in the Quran-e-Pak, “O you who believe, fasting has been made obligatory for you, just as it was made obligatory for the previous ones, so that you may attain piety.” A Muslim changes his eating, drinking, sleeping and waking hours for one month in a year only for the pleasure of Allah. Whoever, out of faith and for the sake of reward, performs Qayam (stay awake and prays) during the nights of Ramadan, his previous sins are forgiven. Spend the morning and evening of Ramadan in the remembrance of Allah and the Prophet. help others. Be kind and invite others to be kind.

Need to pay special attention to food during Ramadan: Dr. Mubassir Ali

Dr. Mubassir Ali said that there is a need to pay special attention to food during Ramadan. Eat such things which give strength to the body. Eat dates, fruits and simple food. Drink plenty of plain water. Avoid eating fried foods. It is thanks to Allah that He has given us a great blessing like fasting. Not only did Sehri be allowed, but it also contained many rewards for us. There is blessings in Sehri. Eating and drinking is not allowed during Fajr Azaan. Whether there is Azaan or not, whether the voice reaches you or not, you will have to stop eating and drinking completely as soon as you do Sadiq in the morning. No one should misunderstand that Sehri is a condition for fasting. It’s not like that. Roza can be observed even without Sehri. But it is not right to deliberately not do Sehri. It is deprived of a wonderful Sunnah and it should also be remembered that it is not necessary to eat a lot during Sehri. Even if a few dates and water are consumed without any intention, the Sunnah will be fulfilled.

Fast will be broken due to Haj: Ulama Kiram

The series of questions and answers continued on Tuesday on Ramzan helpline numbers 8604887862, 9598348521, 9956971232, 7860799059. The scholars replied in the light of Quran and Hadith.

Question: If menstruation occurs while fasting, what is the ruling on it?
answer: If a woman gets hay fever at any time before Maghrib while fasting, then the fast will become fasid (broken) due to it and it will be necessary to keep the fast after it becomes pure.

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