By sunset today, if it is not announced that tomorrow is Ramadan, then it will surely be on Saturday.
"Mubarak" means holy as a noun. As an adjective, it means greetings.
"Kareem" means kind and noble.
As for the use of both, it goes like this:
We say "Ramadan Mubarak" to greet each other with the arrival of the holy month.
We say "Ramadan Kareem" to someone or to a guest when we meet them and cannot offer a meal or a drink because we are fasting. It is a symbol of offering hospitality, but yet practically unable to do it out of respect for Ramadan.
Mubarak (Arabic: مبارك Mubārak) is an Arabic given name, translating to "blessed one". A variant form is Barak (Arabic: بارك Bārak, not to be confused with the unrelated Hebrew name Baraq; also anglicized as Barack, most notably in the case of US president Barack Obama) Mubarak and Barak are thus the Arabic equivalent in meaning of the Latinate "Benedict" (from Latin Benedictus "blessed").
Ramadan...Each year, Muslims spend the ninth month of the Islamic calendar observing a community-wide fast. The annual fast of Ramadan is considered one of the five "pillars" of Islam. Muslims who are physically able are required to fast each day of the entire month, from sunrise to sunset. The evenings are spent enjoying family and community meals, engaging in prayer and spiritual reflection, and reading from the Qu'ran.
Ramadan is expected to begin on or around August 22, 2009 and will finish on or around September 20, 2009.
It may start one day before also,, But we will come to know Inshallah as soon as possible.
Yes, About ur second Q,
Ramadan Mubarak, Its a Arabic way of Greeting or wishing the Muslims. "Mubarak" is a Arabic word that means " congratulate".
Ramadan Kareem,
Ramadan- is a name of month in arabic calender (for example:JAN/FEB)
Kareem-In this month allah will bless the Muslims (those who fast) with his blessings and mercy)
And also this month has Great value when compare to the other months.In this month if we do one good deed, Inshallah Allah will give us 70 times more rewards than the other months.
I have tried to explain u from the best of my knowledge
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UkEngQatar; Kareem means does not mean holly, it means “Generous”
Sorry,
"Mubarak" as a verb means greetings, not as an adjective...
It will start either on Friday or Saturday.
By sunset today, if it is not announced that tomorrow is Ramadan, then it will surely be on Saturday.
"Mubarak" means holy as a noun. As an adjective, it means greetings.
"Kareem" means kind and noble.
As for the use of both, it goes like this:
We say "Ramadan Mubarak" to greet each other with the arrival of the holy month.
We say "Ramadan Kareem" to someone or to a guest when we meet them and cannot offer a meal or a drink because we are fasting. It is a symbol of offering hospitality, but yet practically unable to do it out of respect for Ramadan.
If Islamic month SHABAAN lasts 29 days only, then Friday 21st August 'll be the 1st day of Ramadan.
If this month lasts 30 days, then Saturday 22nd August will be the 1st day of Ramadan....
Ramadan Kareem....
21st or 22nd
Maybe 2morrw or Saturday..
U can use both it doesn’t matter
Mubarak (Arabic: مبارك Mubārak) is an Arabic given name, translating to "blessed one". A variant form is Barak (Arabic: بارك Bārak, not to be confused with the unrelated Hebrew name Baraq; also anglicized as Barack, most notably in the case of US president Barack Obama) Mubarak and Barak are thus the Arabic equivalent in meaning of the Latinate "Benedict" (from Latin Benedictus "blessed").
Ramadan...Each year, Muslims spend the ninth month of the Islamic calendar observing a community-wide fast. The annual fast of Ramadan is considered one of the five "pillars" of Islam. Muslims who are physically able are required to fast each day of the entire month, from sunrise to sunset. The evenings are spent enjoying family and community meals, engaging in prayer and spiritual reflection, and reading from the Qu'ran.
Ramadan is expected to begin on or around August 22, 2009 and will finish on or around September 20, 2009.
Not 22 of July
Hopefully Ramadan will start from 22nd of July.
It may start one day before also,, But we will come to know Inshallah as soon as possible.
Yes, About ur second Q,
Ramadan Mubarak, Its a Arabic way of Greeting or wishing the Muslims. "Mubarak" is a Arabic word that means " congratulate".
Ramadan Kareem,
Ramadan- is a name of month in arabic calender (for example:JAN/FEB)
Kareem-In this month allah will bless the Muslims (those who fast) with his blessings and mercy)
And also this month has Great value when compare to the other months.In this month if we do one good deed, Inshallah Allah will give us 70 times more rewards than the other months.
I have tried to explain u from the best of my knowledge
Hope u got ur answer.
Very nice Q from u?????
Likely to start on Saturday, but also a slim possibility of tomorrow on Friday.
I think Kareem means holy, and Mubabrack means happy?