Jamat-ul-Vida 2024: All about Ramadan's last Friday
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- As Jamat-ul-Vida marks the end of Ramadan, it also reminds Muslims to prepare for the joyous festival of Eid al-Fitr, which follows shortly after.
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Jamat-ul-Vida, observed on the last Friday of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, holds significant spiritual importance for Muslims worldwide. This day marks a solemn occasion as it signifies the conclusion of the blessed month of fasting and reflection. (HT Photo/Kunal Patil)
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Jamat-ul-Vida is a day of special prayers and supplications, where Muslims seek forgiveness, blessings, and mercy from Allah as the month of Ramadan nears its end. (HT Photo/Deepak Gupta)
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Muslims come together in mosques and community centres to offer congregational prayers and listen to sermons that emphasize the importance of faith, charity, and unity. (HT Photo/Deepak Gupta)
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It is a time for increased acts of charity and kindness, as Muslims are encouraged to give to those in need and support their communities during this auspicious period. (AFP)
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Jamat-ul-Vida is a day for introspection, repentance for past wrongdoings, and seeking spiritual renewal as believers prepare for the upcoming Eid celebrations. (AFP)
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Many Muslims observe fasting on this day as a sign of devotion and dedication to their faith, following the example set by Prophet Muhammad. (REUTERS)
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