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History of Ramadan: Prophet Musa (peace be upon him) went to Mount Tur Mountains in solitude to receive the Tawrah, where he spent 30 days. He fasted for 30 days. While fasting, the fluidity of the mouth of Prophet Musa (peace be upon him) smelled like meskh to Allah, so Allah commanded Prophet Moses (peace be upon him) to fast for 10 more days. Finally, after 40 days of continuous fasting, Prophet Moses (peace be upon him) received the Torah from the Almighty and this is how the fast of the Muslims began. Read More ⤵️ History of Ramadan

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Who was the first person to fast in Islam .Prophet Muhammad on Ramadan.

What is fasting?

Literally, the word “sawm/siyam” means to

abstain or refrain from something. Technically, it

means to refrain from food, drink, sexual

intercourse, and all that which breaks the fast

from dawn to sunset, intending to do so in

obedience to Allah.

Who should fast?

Fasting during the month of Ramadan is obligatory upon every Muslim, male or female, who fulfills these specifications:

a) To be mentally and physically fit, which means

to be sane and able.

b) To be of full age, the age of puberty and

discretion, which is normally about fourteen.

Children under this age should be encouraged

to fast.

c) To be resident, not to be traveling (on a

journey of about 50 miles or more).

d) In case of women, to be free from menses

(hayd) and post-birth bleeding (nifas).

What invalidates the fast?

First: What breaks the fast and requires only qada’ (making up for the days one did not fast in Ramadan)

• a) Eating or drinking
• b) Deliberately causing one’s self to vomit
• c) The onset of menstruation or post delivery
• bleeding
• d) Ejaculation for reasons other than sexual
• intercourse or wet dreams

Second: what breaks the fast and requires

qada’ and kaffarah:

Sexual intercourse; it breaks the fast, and

requires qada’ and kaffarah, which is to set a

slave free; if a slave is not available, he must fast

for two continuous months. If he is not able to do

this, then he must feed 60 persons one average-

sized meal each.

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Types of fasting

First: Obligatory: That is the fasting of the

month of Ramadan.

Second: Forbidden:

a) Fasting on `Eidul-Fitr or `Eidul-Adha

b) Fasting the days of Tashreeq: 2nd, 3rd, and 4th

days of `Eidul-Adha

c) The wife’s optional fast in the presence of her

husband without his consent

Third: Desirable Fasting

a) Fasting 6 days during the month of Shawwal

b) Fasting the day of `Arafah, 9th of Dhul Hijjah,

provided that the person is not offering Hajj

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