Fasting the month Ramadhan
Fasting throughout Ramadan is the fourth of the five pillars of Islam. Therefore, it is obligatory for each adult, sane, responsible Muslim to observe fasting throughout Ramadan.
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A Brief Guide to Ramadan and Fasting
Fasting throughout Ramadan is the fourth of the five pillars of Islam. Therefore, it is obligatory for each adult, sane, responsible Muslim to observe fasting throughout Ramadan.
Fasting
Fast of Ramadan: Once each year, Muslims are commanded to fast for an entire month from dawn to sunset.
Fasting in Islam
Fasting includes self-refinement and discipline. It pleases the Lord, provides nourishment for the soul and teaches patience, self-control and appreciation of provisions often taken for granted. But a believer’s objective must be to fulfill his obligation to his Lord, to show servitude to Him, and to obey His command. He fasts only for th...
Your Day in Ramadan
This is a useful book talks about how a fasting Muslim should spend his day in Ramadan. This is regarding deeds by which he abides during his day. No doubt he should be eager to instill the good morals into himself while performing this great rite. He should not forget to ask Allah when he breaks his fasting, for Allah promised that he an...
30 Tips for a Guilt-Free Ramadan
This is a really great book that guides Muslims to know how they live Ramadan without committing sins. It talks about the sins and its reasons. It confirms that the first step is to see Ramadan as the last Ramadan for you.
Ramadan Pocket Guide
Want to know the virtues of Ramadan? Have questions about Ramadan or Fasting? Want to know what was the Prophet (Peace and Blessings of Allah upon Him) doing in Ramadan? Still undecided about organizing your time and setting a specific daily schedule to get the best out of Ramadan? You can do this and more just in one sitting or on the go by downlo...
My Ramadan Companion
My Ramadan Companion (Summary Book): 30 easy-to-read daily reminders and reflection exercises ‘Reflect and Act’ prompts to help you cultivate new habits An abridged version of ‘Journey to Allah in Ramadan’ Just 4 minutes a day to read!
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The Purpose of Fasting in Islam
A Major Hidden Benefit of Fasting Regularly
Fasting is protection and training
Virtues of the Month of Ramadaan
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Fasting the Month of Ramadan
Every year in the month of Ramadan, all Muslims fast from dawn until sundown, abstaining from food, drink, and sexual relations.
An Introduction to Fasting
A lesson on the Islamic view of fasting and its virtues as compared to the primitive societies and other religions.
Ramadan and Fasting (part 1 of 2): Fasting
Ramadan and Fasting (part 1 of 2): Fasting.
Fasting (sawm): Its Rulings and Merits
Definition of Fasting Literal meaning: To abstain from and avoid the consumption of a particular thing. Fasting in the context of Shari’ah means: To worship Allah by abstaining from the ingestion of food, drinks and sexual intercourse from dawn until sunset.
Many Benefits of Fasting in Shaban
Ibn Al Qayyim said: “There are three points about fasting the month of Shaban more than other months: First: Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) used to fast three days every month. Perhaps he was busy and could not fast in some months, so he gathered all these in Sha’ban to fast them before the obligatory fast.
Ramadan: The Month of Fasting
Fasting is intended to instill self-discipline, empathy and compassion in the individual. Muslims are motivated to increase their generosity during this month.
when Ramadan starts the gates of the heavens will be opened
Who is more generous in rewarding than Allah The Almighty? Is there anyone who fulfills his promise like Him? Look at the role of faith pertaining to the reality of fasting during this month in particular.
Why Ramadan is important
Ramadan is a blessed season, whose motto is, “Whoever sights the new moon of the month, let him fast it (that month).” Its age is a limited number of days. Its aim is that you become righteous. Its call is, “O seeker of good, proceed! O seeker of evil, desist!”
How to Fast Ramadan?
Muslims should not neglect the seasons of worship; rather, they must be among the first to excel in and compete in them. Allah The Almighty Says (what means): {So for this let the competitors compete.}[Quran 83:26]
Why do Muslims fast Ramadan?
Most the overweight people have tried different kinds of fasting. Some will drink only juice for a day, or eat only fruit, or stay away from any sugar or carbohydrates, or stop drinking alcohol for a period of time. Yet, it seems strange, the idea of Muslims fasting in the month of Ramadan.
Deciding the First Day of Ramadan
Each year, more than 1.6 billion Muslims all over the world await the announcement of the first day of the holiest month of Ramadan
Tips for the Best Ramadan Ever!
For every important event in our life it is useful to plan ahead and make needed preparations so that this occasion becomes an unforgettable event.