The Islamic calendar comprises of twelve months. Among these months the month of Ramadan is popular among the Muslim Ummah because of the fasting that takes place in this month.One of the special months of the Islamic lunar calendar is the month of Muharram.

The Islamic lunar calendar marks the beginning of New Year by the sighting of the moon of Muharram. It is the first month of Islamic year therefore, besides marking new beginnings it comes with additional reverence amalgamated with numerous blessings from Allah Almighty.

Ramadan is the most sacred month in the Islamic Calendar in which Muslims all over the globe keep away from eating, drinking and fulfilling other physiological needs from dawn to dusk just for the sake of Pleasure of Allah SWT.It is deduced from the Arabic word, "Ramada".

Laylat-ul-Qadar is described as the night of power - the night of forgiveness, which is to atone the sins on which a single deed done is better than the deeds done in one thousand month.Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) used to do worship on this night with more devotion than rest of the months.

The festivity of Eid is known to every person in the globe and is a ritual, which is celebrated by the Muslims to commemorate the end of Ramadan to rejoice the blessings afterwards. The literal meanings of Eid are happiness and joy.As per the Islamic calendar, there are two Eids, Eid ul fitar

As is Christmas known throughout the world, so is the Muslim festival of Eid. The literal meaning of the word 'Eid' is 'Happiness' or 'Joy', thus, the festival of Eid is a festival of joy where Muslims celebrate happiness by sharing it. Throughout the Islamic calendar, Muslims celebrate two Eids,