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truth_4u 21.08.10 - 10:50pm
also people if you have the calender of mont of ramadan, there are sayings in Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), on mine it says, Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said ''Whoever does not give up false speech and false actions and ignorance, Allah has no need of his giving up his food and drink''. * +

truth_4u 21.08.10 - 10:55pm
It is obligatory for the fasting person to confirm his/her intention before the appearance of fajr. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said ''He who does not resolve to fast before it is fajr, then there is no fast for him'' (Abu Dawood). * +

truth_4u 21.08.10 - 11:02pm
Ok now the beginning and the end of fast, There are two types of fajr, False fajr and True fajr. 1) False Fajr, At this time it is unlawful to pray fajr prayer but it is permissible to eat for the one intending to fast. The false fajr is distinguished by a rising vertical column of whiteness which appears like the tail of a wolf, 2) True fajr. At this time it is lawful to pray the fajr pray but * +

truth_4u 21.08.10 - 11:05pm
is it unlawful to eat for one who is fasting. It is distinguished by a white light coming across the horizon in the East, one should stop all eating and drinking before the True fajr. The time period within which the Fajr daily prayer must be recited is from the beginning of dawn to sunrise. The meal that is taken before the fajr is called Suhoor (predawn meal), We should make sure that we eat and * +

truth_4u 21.08.10 - 11:07pm
drink something at Suhoor, and that we delay it until just before the azaan of Fajr. now when you are going to break your fast This time is as soon as Maghrib Starts (after sun has set). If you are in the Masjid or close by and hear the Athan for Maghrib prayer then it means you can now break your fast. * +

truth_4u 21.08.10 - 11:12pm
those who do not have to fast are the insane, children, the elderly and chronically ill for whom fasting is unreasonably strenuous but Such persons are required to feed at least one poor person every day in Ramadan for which he or she has missed fasting, pregnant women and nursing may postpone the fasting at a later time, the ill and the travellers can also defer their fasting. * +

bbw45 21.08.10 - 11:12pm
That u finished lol * +

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