in their fast, removing any deficiency or flaw. It is also an act of gratitude to Allah, exalted be He, for granting His servants the success to complete the fast of the month of Ramadan; and a thank-offering for allowing them to witness the cycle of another year, one that has turned over them while they enjoyed sound bodies, integrity in their faith, and security in their homelands.

Further wisdoms pertain to the spirit of mutual support within the Muslim community: covering the shortfall of those in need, feeding the hungry on this day—the day of Eid—diffusing joy and happiness, and planting love and affection in their hearts for one another, so that all Muslims may stand on the same footing, possessing sufficiency instead of want, spared the humiliation of begging or stretching out a hand on a day when every believer longs to appear self-sufficient. The divine wisdoms and secrets in His legislation are indeed many.