Poet Javed Akhtar supports cricketer Mohammed Shami after criticism for not observing 'Roza' during Ramzan, urging him to ignore detractors. Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Bareilvi had called Shami a ...

The Congress leader backed bowler Mohammed Shami amid the row over Muslim cleric's criticism of him for not observing 'Roza' during Ramzan. Congress leader Shama Mohamed who called Indian cricket ...

All India Muslim Jamaat President, Maulana Shahabuddin Razvi Bareilvi criticised India's marquee pace bowler Mohammed Shami for not observing 'Roza' during Ramzan. Shami was spotted consuming an ...

New Delhi: Team India's star pace bowler Mohammed Shami was targeted by a Muslim cleric for "not keeping Roza" during the holy month of Ramadan. Maulana Shahabuddin Barelvi, the President of All ...

In the video, Shami says, "Yes, I broke roza that day. Muslim brothers and sisters, please do not misunderstand me. I did not do it on purpose. I was forced to break roza, otherwise, they would ...

"He is playing for the country. There are many Pakistani players who have not kept 'Roza' and are playing matches, so this is nothing new. It is very shameful that such things are being said about ...

Indian cricket team pacer Mohammed Shami found himself embroiled in an unnecessary controversy after being targeted over not keeping Roza (fast) during the ICC Champions Trophy match against ...

The Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) has predicted that Ramadan 2025 will likely begin on March 2, based on its calculations of the moon’s visibility. According to a ...

Speaking with ANI, Maulana Bareilvi said, "By not keeping 'Roza' he (Mohammed Shami) has committed a crime. He should not do this. In the eyes of Shariat, he is a criminal. He will have to answer ...

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As per the Islamic calendar, Ramadan is the ninth month and follows Sha’ban. During this month, Muslims observe fasts (Roza) for 29 to 30 days, culminating in the grand celebration of Eid al-Fitr.

For every Muslim, it is not just a ritual, but a golden opportunity to bring oneself closer to Allah. But is Roza (fasting) just about staying hungry and thirsty from morning to evening? No! The real ...