Fasting

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.

Fast of Ramadan: Once each year, Muslims are commanded to fast for an entire month from dawn to sunset.The period of intense spiritual devotion is known as the fast of Ramadan in which no food, drink, and sex are allowed during the fast. After sunset one can enjoy these things. During this month Muslims practice self-control and focus on prayers and devotion. During the fast, Muslims learn to sympathize with those in the world who have little to eat.

Upon becoming Muslim,one must fast the month of Ramadan every year,one must abstains from anything that breaks fast such as food, drink and sexual intercourse from dawn until dusk also one must retrain from those intangible things like lying, backbiting,cheating and other offensive behavior.

The fast of Ramadaan refers to abstaining from food, drink and sexual intercourse during the days of the month of Ramadaan.

From the wisdom of fasting is that: It is an act of worship done for Allah, in which the ‘abd (servant) draws closer to His Lord by abandoning the things that he loves and desires, such as food, drink and sexual intercourse. 

The Messenger of Allah ﷺ‎ used to prefer breaking the fast with dates, and if he did not find any, he would then break it with water.

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.

Why do Muslims fast in Ramadan This question is frequented on the tongues of non-Muslims! ??And why this particular month And they wonder why abstain from food, drink and desires from dawn to dusk for a whole month This video explains why Muslims fast during Ramadan? And what is the divine wisdom behind this is it.

 A detailed lesson on the topic of fasting; its types, obligation, method and exemptions, along with special regulations for women.

 A lesson on the Islamic view of fasting and its virtues as compared to the primitive societies and other religions.

 Basics of the voluntary or nafl fasting will betaught in this lesson.

Every year in the month of Ramadan, all Muslims fast from dawn until sundown, abstaining from food, drink, and sexual relations.

Ramadan is the name of the month in which 1.6 billion Muslims fast all over the world

Ramadan is the Islamic month of fasting; a time to reflect on one's life and purpose while abstaining from bad habits

Every year in Ramadan Muslims fast to learn self-control, thank God, celebrate the Quran, and feel empathy for the poor

Ramadan is a great blessed month, to which the hearts of Muslims attach, their souls yearn for it, and expect it every year longingly and passionately.