How Should Christians Pray During Ramadan 2025?

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How Should Christians Pray During Ramadan 2025?​

What is Ramadan?
Every year during Ramadan (the ninth month of the Islamic calendar), Muslims all over the world spend time in strict religious devotion as they refocus and reset their minds on their spirituality and on an awareness of Allah as well as their responsibility to please him. This devotion to and even longing for acceptance by Allah drives Muslims throughout the month of Ramadan. In 2025, Ramadan is expected to start on the evening of Friday February 28 and end on Saturday March 29.

There are more than 1.9 billion Muslims making up almost 25 percent of the world’s population. 49 countries have majority Muslim populations. This is an important time for Christians to pray: for one month, more than 1.9 billion Muslim people will be focused on their awareness of God and commitment to please and obey him.

Ramadan brings a unique opportunity for Christians to remember and pray for their Muslim neighbors. It also serves as a provocative challenge to followers of Christ in terms of their own spiritual disciplines particularly in prayer and fasting.


Chinese Muslim wedding. It wasn't me.

And please pray for me and my girlfriend. We both have background of Middle East. She is not a follower of any religion. If she could follow my faith, it would be a strange form.Thanks.

 

[Yusuphhai]

Pray! This is a great time of awakening, spiritual hunger and opening amongst Muslims. Pray that God will speak to them as they fast and pray.

Christian Prayer: What to Pray During Ramadan 2025​

Practical guidelines as we pray through Ramadan:

• Consider choosing a specific time of day. Perhaps even set a reminder, so that like clockwork, just as with Muslims all over the world, you receive a call to prayer and spend a few minutes interceding for them.
• Pray that as they seek to please Allah (literally means ‘God’ in Arabic) that they will find Jehovah God and be transformed by His love. Muslims regularly share testimony of Jesus meeting them as they devoutly prayed to Allah. “Seek and you will find.” Matthew 7:7
• Pray for supernatural encounters at this spiritually charged time. Muslims regularly share testimony of Jesus appearing to them in their dreams and even in physical visions. In fact Muslims are particularly aware of their dreams during Ramadan as they believe that dreams are a direct way through which Allah may choose to reveal himself. Pray for that Jesus would reveal Himself directly to them through dreams and visions.
• Pray for increased hunger for truth and even a curiosity for the gospel. Pray that those that may have been closed to the gospel at other times will be open to hear it. Pray that as they experience physical hunger in an act of devotion and obedience, that their spiritual hunger would be awakened and they would begin to look for a way to truly satisfy it. “Jesus said to them, ‘I am the bread of life’” John 6:35
• Pray for Christians living in Muslim nations. Pray for their safety, pray for their supernatural witness. Pray for Muslims to meet and befriend followers of Jesus this Ramadan. Pray for boldness, anointing and wisdom on the Christians as they share their faith. “You are the light of the world” Matthew 5:14
• Pray for Christians with Muslim friends. Pray for new opportunities at this time of spiritual openings and awakening.
• Pray for access to the gospel. There are still hundreds of millions of Muslims who remain unreached – many do not have the Bible in their own heart language. Pray for the gospel to penetrate these people groups. Pray for those working on Scripture translation to receive miraculous breakthroughs in their projects. Pray for churches to be established that will grow and multiply.
• Pray for Muslims in need. There is a devastatingly large population of Muslims struggling with hopelessness and poverty, the impacts of systemic trauma, dislocation and the aftermaths of natural and manmade disasters (from wars to famines and earthquakes). Pray for peace. Pray for practical help to reach those in need.
• Pray for Muslims immediately after Ramadan. Many come away disillusioned – either because they miss the spiritual high and the coming together of community, or because they carry guilt for their own lack of piety throughout the season. They may come away with questions about the whole practice. Pray again for an openness to the gospel and for salvation for those asking the big questions after such a significant religious festival.

 

[Ivan Hlavanda]

Muslims worship false god Allah. The Jesus in Islam is not the same as the Jesus in Christianity, but a false one.

We are all sinners, in need of a Savior. And that is Christ alone, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob

 

[Yusuphhai]

Israeli Arab Muslim and Jewish soldiers fight for Peaceful life of Israel together. From Noahide's perspective, Jews, Christians, Muslims, Messianic, and others can all reach a consensus to maintain the survival of the Israeli nation without changing anyone's form of faith. Messianic can also be a form allowed by Noahide's law.

 

[Ivan Hlavanda]

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Israeli Arab Muslim and Jewish soldiers fight for Peaceful life of Israel together. From Noahide's perspective, Jews, Christians, Muslims, Messianic, and others can all reach a consensus to maintain the survival of the Israeli nation without changing anyone's form of faith. Messianic can also be a form allowed by Noahide's law.

Jesus Christ is the only way to Heaven. One must enter through faith in Him.

I love Israel as much as others, so I'm glad other people want peace in Israel, but they need salvation through Christ first.

 

[Yusuphhai]

Jesus Christ is the only way to Heaven. One must enter through faith in Him.

I love Israel as much as others, so I'm glad other people want peace in Israel, but they need salvation through Christ first.

If some people believe that Jesus is the commander-in-chief of the Israeli army, they will take a step closer to the essence of Jesus' identity.