The month of Ramadan, which was perceived as a kind of purification and opportunity to raise spirituality throughout the history of Islamic Civilization, was also given special importance in the Ottoman Empire. In this month, the needy people were remembered more than any other time, and care was taken not to leave anyone hungry or exposed. The number of people gathered in mosques has increased, the recitation of the Holy Quran by competent reciters has been listened, and the performance of some special practices and prayers such as temcid has found a place in our tradition.Most of the waqfs, which are known to have activities for all segments and aspects of the society, had some practices specific to religious days, especially Ramadan. Some of them were trying to prepare fast-breaking meals for fasting Muslims, while others contributed to the enthusiastic celebration of Ramadan in mosques. The women of the palace, who assumed the leading role in the society with their prestigious positions by establishing large-scale waqfs, were trying to increase the spirituality of this month and make it more religiously fruitful with their waqfs.