Mentioning the reason for the naming of Ramadan with this name.
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The Shaykh : The month of Ramadan is called Ramadan. It is said that this is because it scorches the sins, and "ramd" means intense heat, meaning that it burns away the sins. There is a point of consideration regarding this opinion, because this name was established for this month before our Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) clarified to us that whoever fasts it and stands in prayer during it with faith and seeking reward, Allah will forgive him his previous sins. The best thing to say is that it was named Ramadan because the people who named the months found that the days of Ramadan at that time were characterized by severe heat and intense scorching, so it was named accordingly. Whatever the case may be, Ramadan is a proper name for a specific month between... Are you going to answer? Answer. May Allah reward you. Did you not hear the question, or were you not present in the gathering? Which is it? So I ask, did you not hear the question, or were you not present in the gathering? Are you present? What did I say if I was present? Sit down, my brother, and do not let Shaytan distract you. Fine. There is no harm, rest.
I say that whatever the explanation may be, this name is a proper name for a month between Jumada and Rajab. Is this correct? O people. A proper name for a month between Jumada and Rajab. No, or yes? No. Between what? Between Sha'ban and Shawwal. It does not concern us why it was named; the important thing is that it is a specific month between Sha'ban and Shawwal.
I say that whatever the explanation may be, this name is a proper name for a month between Jumada and Rajab. Is this correct? O people. A proper name for a month between Jumada and Rajab. No, or yes? No. Between what? Between Sha'ban and Shawwal. It does not concern us why it was named; the important thing is that it is a specific month between Sha'ban and Shawwal.
