PM Modi Wishes Ramzan Mubarak as holy month begins

On Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wished everyone a happy Ramzan, the holy month of fasting kept by Muslims around the world.

PM Modi tweet:

“As the blessed month of Ramzan begins, may it bring peace and harmony in our society,” PM Modi wrote on X. This holy month serves as a reminder of the importance of kindness, service, and compassion while also embodying introspection, thankfulness, and dedication. Ramadan Mubarak!

Sunday marked the start of Ramadan in India, the first day of fasting for Muslims all around the nation. Following the crescent moon sighting, celebrations have also begun in a number of other nations.

PM Modi’s Tweet:

As the blessed month of Ramzan begins, may it bring peace and harmony in our society. This sacred month epitomises reflection, gratitude and devotion, also reminding us of the values of compassion, kindness and service.

Ramzan Mubarak!

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 2, 2025

PM Modi gave Ramzan his best wishes in advance while attending the 25th Jahan-e-Khusrau on Friday. He also commended the inclusive and peaceful message of India’s Sufi tradition. In an official statement, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also wished people a happy holy day and emphasized the benefits of serving others and fasting throughout Ramadan.

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CM Yogi Wishes:

According to CM Yogi, “good deeds like fasting, self-discipline, patience, and worship during these sacred days foster values of tolerance, simplicity, and mutual brotherhood.”

The month of Ramadan, which ends with the celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr, is devoted to fasting from sunrise till sunset. The Shahi Imam of the Fatehpuri Mosque in Chandni Chowk, Maulana Mufti Mukarram Ahmed, and other religious leaders declared on Saturday that the holy month will begin on March 2, 2025. The Islamic calendar states that the start and finish of a month, which normally lasts 30 days, are determined by the sighting of the moon.

Muslims keep a fast from sunrise to sunset throughout the month of Ramadan. They also take part in special evening prayers known as Tarawih, where the entire Quran is recited. Until the Eid moon is sighted, which signifies the conclusion of the fasting period and the start of the festivities, these prayers continue.