Following are the some hadith related to Ramadan Mubark by Al-Bukhari & Muslim :
Sahl (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) said what translated means:
" In paradise, there a gate called Al-Rayyan through which those who have fasted enter on the day of resurrection. No one else will be allowed to go through it. It would be said: "Where are those who have fasted? " They will stand up in response and no one else will enter through that gate. Once they have all passed, the gate will be closed not to be entered by anyone else after that. "
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) said what translated means:
"Begin fasting (for the month of Ramadan) when you see it (the crescent moon) and break your fast (for Eid) when you see it. If the sky is cloudy, complete the month to a full thirty days. "
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the prophet (SAW) said what translated means:
"The five daily prayers one to the next, Friday prayers from one week to the next, and Ramadan to the next Ramadan expiate for the sins committed in between them as long as the major sins were avoided. "
Abd Allah son of Omar (RAA) reported that Allah's messenger (SAW) made zakat al-fitr mandatory - a sa'a (~ 3 kg; 7 lb) of dates or a sa'a of barley - due on every slave and free-man, every male and female, on the young and the old among the Muslims. He instructed that this zakat be paid before heading out for Eid prayer.
The mother of the believers Aisha (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) said what translated means:
" Seek the Night of Qadr in the eves of the odd days of the last ten of Ramadan. "
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) said what translated means:
"He whom Allah has given wealth but fails to pay its due zakat will find his wealth on the day of resurrection in the shape of a bald-headed poisonous snake with two black spots over the eyes (or two poisonous glands in its mouth). The snake will encircle his neck and bite the sides of his mouth saying: " I am you wealth, I am your treasure." Allah's messenger (SAW) then recited verse 180 of surat Al-Imran (3):
" Let not those who covetously withhold of the gifts which Allah has given them of His grace think that it is good for them: nay, it will be the worse for them: soon shall the things which they covetously withheld be tied to their necks like a twisted collar on the day of Judgement. To Allah belongs the heritage of the heaven and the earth; and Allah is well-acquainted with all that you do. " (Yusuf Ali translation)
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that a bedouin came to the messenger of Allah (SAW) and asked what translated means:
" Guide me to such a deed that would lead me to paradise if I performed it. "
Allah's messenger (SAW) said what translated means:
" Worship Allah and do not associate anything with Him. Establish the obligatory prayer. Pay obligatory zakat. Fast for the month of Ramadan. "
The bedouin swore by Allah that he would not do anything more than that. When the bedouin left, the messenger of Allah (SAW) said:
" If you would like to look at a man of paradise, let him look at this man. "
The mother of the believers Aisha (RAA) related that the prophet (SAW) used to observe E'etikaf (restricting one's stay to the mosque for worship) in the last ten days of Ramadan until he passed away. His wives followed this practice after his death.
The mother of believers Aisha (RAA) related that:
"In the last ten of Ramadan, the prophet (SAW) used to tighten his waist belt (i.e, work hard or keep away from intimacy with his wives), pray all night, and wake up his family for the night prayers. "
The mother of believers Aisha (RAA) reported that the prophet (SAW) said what translated means:
" If a person dies with missed, not made up for, fasts, his guardian should fast on his behalf. "
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) said what translated means:
" He who does not give up false (untruthful) speech and (evil) actions, Allah needs NOT him abandoning his food and drink (i.e. his fast is not accepted). "
Sahl bin Sa'ad (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah said what translated means:
" The people will remain on the right path as long as they hasten the break of their fasts. "
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) said what translated means:
" When the month of Ramadan begins, the gates of heaven are opened, the gates of hell are closed and the devils are chained. "
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) said what translated means:
" Let none of you fast one or two days before the beginning of Ramadan unless it coincides with a regular fast he is used to performing. If so, he may fast that day. "
Omar bin Al-Khattab (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (PBUH) said what translated means:
" When night falls from this side (the east) and the sun sets from this side (the west), the fasting person should break his fast. "
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the prophet (SAW) said what translated means:
" If a fasting person forgetfully eats or drinks, he should complete his fast. What he had consumed has been given to him by Allah. "
Amer bin Rabee'ah said that he had seen the messenger of Allah innumerable times cleaning his teeth with siwak* (also miswak) during his fasts.
* a siwak(miswak) is a twig cut from a certain kind of tree and processed for cleaning teeth with.
In the tenth year of the mission also took place the famous Miraj.One night Jibreel came from Allah & took Mohammed(pubh) along.The journey began on a winged horse.From Mecca,the holy prophet was taken to jerusalem.Here he performed prayers at Dawoods place,in the company of Moosa,Ibrahim,& Eisa.After this , the journey across the skies began.At last the holy prophet stood before the devine throne.A heart to heart talk behind the curtain took place.The messenger of Allah then came back home.All this took place overnight.
Abd Allah bin Abbas (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) was the most generous among the people. He used to be even more generous in the month of Ramadan when (the angel) Jebreel met with him. He (Jebreel) used to come to the prophet (SAW) every night of Ramadan for the prophet (SAW) to recite the Quran to him. When Jebreel met him, the prophet (SAW) used to be more generous than a fast wind (which brings rain and welfare to the people).
The mother of believers Aisha (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) would wake up at dawn in a state of Janabah (ceremonial impurity) as a result of intimate contact with his wife, take a bath (for purification) and observe the fast.
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the prophet (PBUH) said what translated means:
"Whoever prays at night the whole month of Ramadan will have his previous sins forgiven."
The mother of believers Aisha (RAA) said that the messenger of Allah (SAW) went to the mosque late at a night (in Ramadan) and prayed. Some people prayed with him. The next morning people talked about it, so more people showed up for the prayer the next night. The prophet (SAW) lead them in prayer. As people mentioned this to others, more people came for prayer on the third night and prayed behind the prophet (SAW). When the fourth night came, there were so many people in the mosque there was no room left. The prophet (SAW) did not come out for prayer that night. He came at dawn for the Fajr prayer after which he informed the people: " I was aware of your gathering but I was afraid that the night prayer would be enjoined upon you and you might not be able to observe it."
The messenger of Allah (SAW) passed away with the situation thus (i.e, people pray the night prayer individually).
Abd Al-Rahman bin Abd Al-Qarri said: " I went with Omar bin Al-Khattab to the mosque during a night in Ramadan. We saw people praying individually or in small groups. Omar said: 'In my opinion, it is better to unite these people under the leadership of one reciter.' Omar (RAA) united them in prayer with Obbai bin Ka'ab as their imam. Omar said: 'This is a good innovation. The prayer they sleep through (late night prayer) is better than the one they are performing (Taraweeh prayed early in the night).' "
Jaber bin Abd Allah (RAA) reported that the messenger of Allah (SAW) was on a journey and saw a crowd of people shading a man. He asked what the matter was. He was told that the person being shaded was fasting. The prophet (SAW) said what translated means:
" It is not righteous to fast while traveling. "
Abd Allah bin Abbas (RAA) narrated:
" The messenger of Allah (SAW) had set out for Mecca in Ramadan while fasting. When he reached al-Kadeed (a place on the way), he broke his fast (during the day) and so did the people who were traveling with him."
Abu Hurairah (RAA) reported that the prophet (SAW) said what translated means:
" Stay away from continuous fasting (fasting for more than one day without breaking the fast at sundown in between)!" Someone protested: "But you do, messenger of Allah." The prophet (SAW) responded: "My Lord gives me food and drink during my sleep. Do deeds that are within your power."
