In this blessed month of Ramadan, the Ummah displays their great desire to worship their Lord and to be extra attentive to the Quran as being a guidance and criterion to all that pleases and displeases Him. It is in this atmosphere that we read more surahs and hadiths and that we are amazed by the wisdom and accuracy of their relevance to our daily lives.

Taqwa is mentioned in the Quran as an essential part of the character of the Muslim both male and female. The origin of the word Taqwa is from the Arabic word 'Ittaqa which means to 'be wary and God fearing’.

The Human Rights Watch published on 18th May 2018 that the Afghan President, Ashraf Ghani, apologized to the families of civilians which were killed and injured through the attack on 2th April in Dasht-e Archi Kunduz province, where Afghan Air Force helicopters fired heavy machineguns and launched unguided rockets at an outdoor religious ceremony, attended by hundreds of people.

The purpose of fasting is to gain Allah’s (swt) Taqwa as is the purpose of any of the worships. But the obligation of fasting deepens in the human soul the meaning of self-observation so that the person leaves his pleasures and desires voluntarily and receptivity; this is because the Muslim’s Tarbiya (discipline) is achieved by the fasting, the behavioral and spiritual discipline,