Ramadan will start soon. Ramzan Or rather, Ramadan? Every time there is a debate on this festival of Muslims. This time the debate has been over the fact that it is not Ramadan. Claiming that the right word is Ramadan, but we speak it wrong... the month of long fasting by Muslim. So is it really wrong? Have we all been speaking wrong for so many days.? On this auspicious occasion of Ramzan Mubarak, PM Modi also took to Twitter to greet the Muslim community and write Ramadaan. Mean are all wrong?
In fact, it's just a pronunciation in different languages. Say Ramadaan, or say Ramadan, or say Roaman, or even if Ramadan is not called, all are the same. Different languages of different places have led to the names of muslims in the same festival. Well, at the moment, the battle on social media is about Ramadaan and Ramadan, which makes no sense. That is, it is clear that there is nothing to argue about. The language that will be the same will pronounce the same.
Ramadaan and Ramadan are the same, just the difference of language, because arabic language does not have the same 'z' characters.
What is the difference between Ramadaan and Ramadan?
The only difference is that Ramadaan is originally pronounced by Persian people. When it came to India and joined Urdu. While Ramadan is pronounced by Muslims speaking Arabic. Ramadan in India is called Ramadan and Ramadan in the Arabic world. However, these two words go the same way written in Persian and Arabic. But when it is read, they read Ramadan in Arabic, because their language does not have 'zwad' characters. He reads 'Z' as dwad, so Ramadaan reads Ramadan..
Why, then, is Ramadaan being called Ramdan?
In India, the earlier people have been saying Ramadaan, but the new generation feels proud to show themselves Arabic and that is why Ramadaan is now gradually becoming a Ramadan. Not only that, radicalization has increased considerably in today's time. Muslims who want to show themselves true Muslims are influenced by Arabs because they believe they are true Muslims. With the passage of time, Hindus have also become fanatical and Muslims have moved towards radicalization. This is the result of Ramadaan becoming a ramdan.
With the constant invasion of Muslim rulers in India, Islam began to accept Sufism and Persian language. As a result, words like 'God Hafiz' (goodbye or goodbye) came out. However, those who call themselves true Islam started speaking 'Allah Hafiz'. Islam adopted the Arabic script, but did not abandon its culture. That is why the Arabic people who read 'The' were read by Muslims in India.,
So one thing is clear that Ramadaan and Ramadan are the same, just the difference between pronunciation, because there is no 'z' letter in Arabic, it is called 'the'. It is exactly the same as the person from Bihar often does not have to speak 'sh'. However, he writes perfectly, but the Bihari language does not have 'sh' characters, so he also speaks 'sh'. Well, in the ongoing debate on Ramadaan and Ramadan, not only are the Muslim community arguing, but also the Hindu people have jumped into it. Most of the people do not even know the background of Ramadaan and Ramdan. At least, such people should avoid jumping into the debate so that the debate, which is only because of language, does not become an issue of dispute between the Hindu and muslim communities.
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