The social reforms unleashed by Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman are bringing changes to many aspects of life in the conservative kingdom, but none stand to benefit more than women, whose treatment has set Saudi Arabia apart from the rest of the world for decades.

This year's Ramadan is very special for Muslims in Indonesia - the world's largest Muslim country - due to the hectic and colossal "public uproar and outcry". It resulted from the regime's stance with its various policies to silence the idea of the Khilafah (Caliphate) and Hizb ut Tahrir.

How was Ramadan under the Islamic state in Medina and how did Muslims live it then? And how were the preparations of the Prophet (saw) and companions after him for the blessed month? Were they like what we live today and what the existing countries are doing or is there a big difference?

In order to become a true Muslim, the most important issue is to become a Muttaqi. The month of Ramadan is doubtless the fastest among the Paths to Taqwa. The month of Ramadan is a period in which Muslims openly and without hesitation invite each other to the Khayr, in which they enjoy to compete with each other in their ibadat and good deeds, and put their utmost effort to…