Soam, or fasting, is like a spiritual armour that protects a believer’s heart and soul. Fasting during the month of Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam. It means staying away from food, drink, and bad habits from dawn until sunset.

The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) called Soam an "armour" because it helps Muslims stay strong against evil, temptation, and sin. Just like a soldier uses armour to protect himself in battle, fasting protects the soul and keeps a person focused on Allah.

Fasting teaches self-control, patience, and kindness. It is also a way to feel sympathy for poor people who do not have enough to eat. During Ramadan, Muslims pray more, read the Quran, and try to be better people.

Soam is much more than just not eating or drinking; it is a time to improve the heart, mind, and actions. It is a shield that guards the believer from wrongdoings and brings them closer to Allah.

That is why Soam is declared as an "Armour" in Islam.