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        "Every moment of Ramadan is a gift—you don’t want to waste it, right?\nBut with so many distractions, it’s easy to lose track of time if you don’t have a list of Ramadan activities.\nThat’s why it’s important to know what to do—and what to avoid.\nFrom acts of worship to daily habits, small changes can make a big difference in your Ramadan experience.\nIn this guide, we’ll walk through essential Ramadan activities that bring more barakah into your days and highlight things to steer clear of.\nReady to make this Ramadan truly meaningful?\nLet’s dive in!\nWhat Good Deeds to Do in Ramadan? 10 Things to Do in Ramadan\nThere are endless good deeds that you can do in Ramadan.\nWe have shortlisted 10 of the most important ones you can perform during Ramadan.\nFAQs\nQ. If I am travelling during Ramadan, is it permissible to fast?\nAns. We all know from the Quran that skipping fasting while travelling is permissible [Surah Al Baqarah: 184].\nNow, the question arises whether it is mandatory to skip fasting while travelling or not.\nThe answer is NO.\nIt is not mandatory to skip fasting if you are travelling, rather, it is optional.\nIf you want, you can fast.\nYou can also do that if you feel like making up for it later.\nQ. Is fasting without praying (obligatory Salah) accepted?\nAns. Fasting without praying obligatory Salah is not valid.\nAllah accepts no act of good deeds without five obligatory prayers.\nQ. Can I skip fasting in Ramadan due to exams?\nAns. Skipping fasting in Ramadan due to exams is not permissible as it is not one of the valid reasons for doing so.\nQ. Is my fast valid if I did not make Niyyah (intention) before?\nAns. Fasting is not valid if the intention has not been made in the heart before Subhe Sadik (Pre Dawn).\nQ. Does smoking invalidate fasting?\nAns. Yes.\nSmoking invalidates one’s fast, and he/she has to make up for that fast.\nMoreover, smoking is a sin.\nSo, you should stay away from it during and out of Ramadan.\nQ. If I perform Umrah in Ramadan, does it mean that I don’t have to do Hajj?\nAns. A hadith states that Umrah in Ramadan is equivalent to Hajj.\nThis is in terms of rewards and not in terms of obligation.\nEven if you perform Umrah during Ramadan, you still have to perform Hajj once if you meet its requirements.\nQ. Can someone break fast if he/she is very hungry and thirsty?\nAns. It is permissible to break fast if someone falls sick or is in danger of harming themselves.\nBut this must not be out of assumption.\nRather, one must begin their day fasting, and if they cannot continue, they can only break their fast.\nBut they have to make up for it later.\nConclusion\nRamadan is a gift from Allah.\nIf we waste it, we may lose its blessings.\nMay Allah protect us from that.\nLet’s learn what pleases Allah during this month and do it.\nLet’s also avoid what He has forbidden.\nMay Allah grant us Ramadan and its full rewards."
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