Why should we bust-up?

Why should we bust-up the running of the so many ceiling fans in a rather spacious room crammed with the people to offer the early morning prayer in the mosque? After all, their aim remains directed towards devotion only. Ultimately, the devouts begin to become fast upon daily prayers with all the intensive dedication. When everything appears to be moving to and fro everywhere at its speed.

They even tolerate the suffocation and a bit of relative increase in the temperature brought upon by the devout's constant exhalations. However, they care less and can withstand the suffocation and a little extra heat caused by the presence of all the prayer seekers continuously exhaling their breath.

Aside from that, the ceiling lights on their heads remain burning till the prayers. They maintain their composure and carry out the prayers with all the disciplined and complete concentration for which they religiously in the holy month Ramzan assemble. 

When the fan is turned on, the blades start spinning in a circular motion. As they move, they create a low-pressure area beneath them, which causes the lighter hot air to be drawn up from the room. 

This air then moves towards the blades and is pushed outwards the rims of the blades. As the air moves quickly towards the edges, it creates a vortex or whirlwind effect, quickly spreading the air outwards and downwards into all the hub of the room.

By surrounding the room entirely with full air, rotating ceiling fans increase airflow, reduce stagnant air, and produce a cooling effect.  Therefore, a ceiling fan is an instant, efficient solution to feel quite comfortable in extremely hot situations. It  also creates a downward air flow, thereby cooling a space by several degrees without a doubt.