Is there a Ramadan in Paradise, and is it permissible to say "May your Ramadans be more beautiful in Paradise" to the deceased?
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Paradise is not a realm of obligation, so its inhabitants are not obligated to fast or otherwise.
As for the existence of the same times, such as the month of Ramadan, Friday, and Eid, then yes; for the people of Paradise visit their Lord on Fridays and Eids, and He manifests Himself to them.
Friday is the Day of Further Bounty in Paradise, and on it, the people of Paradise will see their Lord.
The phrase "May your Ramadan be more beautiful in Paradise" might mean wishing bliss for the deceased in their , which is permissible as a supplication. However, as a statement of fact, it is a guess about the unseen.
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