This Week Difficulty

 Hello today I want to speak about Ramadan because nowadays so many muslim people are fasting.

    I think Ramadan is a very special time for me. It is a month when I feel more peaceful and connected to my family. I love the feeling of waking up early for suhoor, even though it is difficult sometimes. Eating together in the quiet of the morning is a special experience. We sit together, share food, and start the day with prayers. Even though I feel sleepy, I enjoy these moments because they bring us closer.

Fasting during the day can be challenging, especially when I feel hungry or thirsty, but I remind myself why I am doing it. It teaches me patience and helps me appreciate the things I usually take for granted. Simple things like a glass of water or a small meal feel more valuable. I also try to be more kind and understanding toward others. Ramadan reminds me to control my anger, be more patient, and think about my actions.

Iftar is my favorite part of the day. The moment when we break our fast together feels so rewarding. Sitting with my family, sharing food, and feeling grateful for what we have makes me happy. I love the smell of delicious dishes cooking before iftar. The first sip of water and the first bite of a date taste so good after a long day. We laugh, talk, and enjoy our meal together. It is a time of joy and gratitude.

During Ramadan, I also try to be more generous. I like helping others and sharing what I have. Giving food to someone in need or simply being kind to others makes me feel good. Ramadan teaches me that happiness is not just about receiving, but also about giving.

Ramadan is not just about fasting; it is about becoming a better person. It helps me think about my actions and try to improve myself. I feel more thankful, more peaceful, and more connected to the people around me. It is a time of reflection and self-growth. When Ramadan ends, I always feel a little sad, but I also feel refreshed and hopeful for the future. I try to carry the lessons I learned into my daily life, even after the month is over.