The Holy Month of Ramadan is a month of victories for Islam. It is not a month of laziness and complacency, but of closeness to God through work and struggle against sin. This is why the most important events throughout history took place then, including:
On 17 Ramadan, in the second year of migration (615 AD), the battle of Badr happened, which the Holy Qur'an called ‘the day of the Furqan.’ It is the first battle between Muslims and non-Muslims, in which the Muslims won despite their smaller number.
In the 18th year of migration (631 AD), the conquest of Mecca took place, on 20 Ramadan, and the Prophet returned to it victorious.
The Saqr of Quraish established a strong Islamic state, the Umayyad state in Andalusia, after crossing the sea on 15 Ramadan 138 AH (20 February, 756 AD).
The battle of Amoriyah which took place between the Abbasid Caliphate and the Byzantine Empire in Ramadan 223 AH (August 838 AD).
