Being grateful is a central plank in the Christian and Judaic traditions. In many senses, being thankful towards God is what both religions are about. In the Islamic tradition, gratitude towards God is also a central theme of the Holy Quran. Indeed, in Sura 14 it is made clear that more is afforded to those people who are grateful in this way. Some of the religious rites in Islam are also there to promote a greater sense of thankfulness among believers. For example, the call to prayer is something that is a five-times-a-day reminder that the faithful should be constantly grateful towards their maker. Equally, one of the main reasons that fasting is a big part of Ramadan is that it is supposed to remind people of the sustenance they should be grateful for.