In an interview with AVA, religious and cultural affairs experts considered the holy month of Ramadan to be the month of kindness, mercy and the descent of divine blessings and described hoarding and overcharging in this month as ugly and unacceptable. They emphasized that such behaviors are against human and Islamic principles.
Publish dateTuesday 11 March 2025 - 16:14
Story Code : 309932
Religious affairs experts in an interview with AVA:
The month of Ramadan is the month of kindness, mercy and the descent of divine blessings / Hoarding and overcharging in these times is inhuman and Islamic
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Religious and cultural affairs experts today (March 11) in an interview with AVA) pointed out the virtues of the holy month of Ramadan and considered it the best opportunity for collective cooperation and the growth of moral and faith indicators of Muslims.
In this interview, Hojjatoleslam Walmuslimin Sayed Zia Zia, a religious affairs expert, emphasized the importance and special status of Ramadan and said: “The month of Ramadan is the month of hospitality for the nation of the Prophet (PBUH) and it enjoys special respect.”
He added that fasting does not only mean abstaining from eating and drinking, but also includes self-control and self-improvement.
Hojjatoleslam Zia also pointed out the virtuous supplications of this month and said that the revelation of the Holy Quran in this month has turned it into the spring of the Quran.
The month of Ramadan and its social effects
The religious scholar continued by pointing out the important tradition of helping and giving to others during the month of Ramadan and said: "One of the social effects of this month is the reduction of crimes. European research has shown that fasting people have more inner peace and happiness than other people."
Emphasis on avoiding hoarding and overselling
Meanwhile, Mohammad Juma Ahmadi, a university professor and religious affairs expert, also considered the month of Ramadan an opportunity to strengthen human relations and promote empathy in society in this interview.
In his opinion, Muslims should pay more attention to kindness and compassion during this month than ever before, and he emphasized that: "Hoarding and overselling are not only unacceptable, but also, in these special days, are completely against human and Islamic principles."
He also emphasized the importance of implementing the duty of enjoining good and forbidding evil, and said that this duty is the duty of all Muslims, both Shiites and Sunnis.
Referring to the role of the government in controlling prices, Mohammad Juma Ahmadi said that the government has the duty to provide the necessary conditions for observing fairness and justice in the market.
He also noted that during these days, people pay more attention than ever to observing fairness and justice in their social interactions, which can have a positive impact on their families, society, and fellow human beings.
The month of Ramadan; An opportunity to improve social relations
In conclusion, he mentioned the month of Ramadan as the best opportunity to improve social and moral relations and said: "This blessed month provides an opportunity for Muslims to spread goodness in society and prevent evil from occurring."
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