Rules of fasting: During Ramadan, Muslims have to avoid eating, drinking and having sex from the dawn until the sunset. A person begins fasting the holy month of Ramadan when she arrives the age of puberty. The children, ill people and pregnant women (in case of danger for her or her b...
Rules on fasting during Ramadan different for womenChristine Morente
Spiritual Practices Beyond Fasting Ramadan is not just about abstaining from food; it is a time for spiritual renewal. Muslims dedicate themselves to reading the entire Quran, performing additional voluntary prayers, and increasing acts of charity (Zakat), which is an obligatory almsgiving. ...
Ramzan Rules and Regulations: Fasting during Ramadan is mandatory for all adult Muslims. However, those people who are suffering from any kind of disease and are on medication can avoid fasting but have to pay Kaffarah for sins. Also, there are some exempted from fasting including the very ag...
During Ramadan, when fasting Muslims indulge in large family meals after sunset and stock up on supplies well in advance, the women double their usual output. Mohammed's daughter and daughter-in-law make the two-and-a-half hour train trip to Cairo twice a week to sell from spots on the...
Ramadan Fasting Rules Here are some of the fasting rules during Ramadan as per the Sacred law: Fasting should be followed with utmost caution by abstaining from permitting anything in one’s body. Engagement in carnal activities is prohibited. ...
How are these communities dealing with the Ramadan rules? Since every Muslim community can make their own rules about fasting, they have come up withdifferent strategies: 1. Use the Last Clear Sunset Time Sweden’s Islamic Association, for example, recommends following the last clear sunset time...
There are Ramadan rules and regulations that govern this Holy Month. Fasting is obligatory and as a Muslim, you are not required to eat or drink from sunrise to sunset. Similarly, if you’re observing Ramadan, you are not supposed to engage in sex during fasting hours, chew gum, smoke,...
Ramadan fastingis one of the five pillars of Islam. People with diabetes are exempted from fasting according to Islamic rules. However, many people with diabetes wish to fast. Physicians are asked frequently by their patients about their ability to fast and the possible impact of fasting on thei...
There are several exceptions to fasting during Ramadan including pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, children before puberty, and people who are physically or mentally ill. Ramadan is also characterized as a month of generosity and giving. Muslims are obligated to practice zakat or mandatory giving...