‏كلمات إنجليزية تستخدمها في رمضان

 Absolutely! Here's a breakdown of useful English words and phrases you can use during Ramadan, categorized to help you find what you need:

I. Greetings & Well Wishes:

Ramadan Kareem: (Most common, means "Generous Ramadan" or "Blessed Ramadan")

Ramadan Mubarak: (Means "Blessed Ramadan")

Happy Ramadan: (Simple and direct)

Wishing you a blessed Ramadan: (More formal)

May Allah accept your fasting: (Specific prayer)

May this Ramadan bring you peace and blessings: (Heartfelt wish)

Enjoy a fulfilling Ramadan: (Focus on the experience)

II. Describing Ramadan & Fasting:

Fasting: (The act of abstaining from food and drink)

To fast: (The verb, "I fast during Ramadan.")

Sunrise: (The time when the fast begins)

Sunset: (The time when the fast ends)

I'm fasting today: (Simple way to say you're observing the fast)

It's time to break my fast: (Saying you're about to have Iftar)

Abstaining from food and drink: (Formal way to describe fasting)

A month of reflection: (Describes the purpose of Ramadan)

Spiritual cleansing: (Describing the effect of Ramadan)

Self-discipline: (A quality practiced during Ramadan)

Empathy: (Feeling for those less fortunate, encouraged during Ramadan)

III. Meals:

Iftar: (The evening meal to break the fast)

Suhoor (or Sehri): (The pre-dawn meal)

Dates: (A common food to break the fast with)

Traditional dishes: (Talk about specific foods you eat)

A light meal: (Describing Suhoor, often)

A hearty meal: (Describing Iftar, often)

IV. Religious Practices:

Prayer: (Communication with God)

The five daily prayers: (Obligatory prayers in Islam)

Taraweeh prayers: (Special prayers performed during Ramadan nights)

Mosque: (A Muslim place of worship)

The Quran: (The holy book of Islam)

Charity: (Giving to those in need, encouraged during Ramadan)

Zakat: (Obligatory charity)

Good deeds: (Actions that please God)

Forgiveness: (Seeking and granting forgiveness)

Blessings: (Things given by God)

Laylat al-Qadr (The Night of Power): (A very important night during Ramadan)

V. General Conversation Starters:

"How's your Ramadan going?"

"What are you having for Iftar tonight?"

"Are you going to the mosque for Taraweeh?"

"It's been a long day of fasting!"

"What are your Ramadan traditions?"

"How do you stay energized during the fast?"

VI. Useful Phrases for Inviting/Offering:

"Join us for Iftar!"

"I'd like to invite you to break your fast with us."

"Can I offer you some water/dates?"

"Help yourself to the food."

Example Sentences:

"Ramadan Kareem! I hope you have a wonderful month."

"I'm fasting today, so I'll be breaking my fast at sunset."

"We're having dates and lentil soup for Iftar tonight."

"I'm trying to read more of the Quran this Ramadan."

"It's important to be charitable during Ramadan and help those in need."

"I'm looking forward to celebrating Eid al-Fitr at the end of Ramadan."

Using these words and phrases will help you communicate effectively and respectfully during the holy month of Ramadan!