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How many days do we have to fast in Ramadan?-Arsh

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How many days do we have to fast in Ramadan?-Arsh

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We fast 30 days in ramadan

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Define the following in complete sentences:

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Define the following in complete sentences:

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- Ramadan: the ninth month of the Muslim year, during which strict fasting is observed from dawn to sunset.
-Iftar: the meal eaten by Muslims after sunset during Ramadan.
-La'tikaf: Islamic practice consisting of a period of staying in a mosque for a certain number of days, devoting oneself to ibadah during these days and staying away from worldly affairs.

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1. When do we have to fast? And why?
- All muslims fast in the ninth month of the islamic year which is named Ramadan. Muslims fast from the first prayer of the day named Fajr to the fourth prayer of the day names Maghrib. Muslims fast to learn and experience Taqwah and to learn to be appreciative of all of the blessings Allah (SWT) has gIven us.

2. Define the following in complete sentence:
Ramadan - The ninth month of the Muslim year, during which strict fasting is observed from dawn to sunset.

La'tikaf -  Is an Islamic practice consisting of a period of staying in a mosque for a certain number of days, devoting oneself to ibadah during these days and staying away from worldly affairs.

Taraweeh - Tarawih (Arabic: تراويح‎‎) refers to extra prayers performed by Sunni Muslims at night in the Islamic month of Ramadan.

Suhoor - Suhoor is an Islamic term referring to the meal consumed early in the morning by Muslims before fasting, sawm, in daylight hours during the Islamic month of Ramadan.

Iftar - The meal eaten by Muslims after sunset during Ramadan.

Laylatul - Qadr - Muslims believe that on this night the blessings and mercy of Allah are abundant, sins are forgiven, supplications are accepted, and that the annual decree is revealed to the angels who also descend to earth.

3. Who has to fast?
- Fasting Ramadan is compulsory upon every Muslim, male or female, who has these qualifications:

To be mentally and physically fit, which means to be sane and able.To be of full age, the age of puberty and discretion, which is normally about fourteen. Children under this age should be encouraged to start this good practice on easy levels, so when they reach the age of puberty they will be mentally and physically prepared to observe fasting.To be present at one's permanent settlement, your home town, one's farm, and one's business premises, etc. This means not to be on a journey of about fifty miles or more.To be fairly certain that fasting is unlikely to cause you any harm, physical or mental, other than the normal reactions to hunger, thirst, etc.

4. Who are exempted from fasting?
- The sick
- The people travelling
- The people who are physically and mentally unstable
- Pregnant women
- People of old age

5. How many days we have to fast in Ramadan?
- People have to fast 29 or 30 days because that is the length of the month of Ramadan.

6. What are the rewards of fasting?
- The rewards of fasting can be given in more than seven hundred folds and they are very different

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Who has to fast ?Who are exempted from fasting?-Arsh

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Who has to fast ?Who are exempted from fasting?-Arsh

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Every accountable Muslim is obligated to fast the month of Ramadan. A young child is not obligated to fast. Fasting is not obligatory on the insane person. Fasting is not obligatory on a person whose body cannot tolerate fasting, either due to old age or severe illness. The one who is travelling a walking distance of two or more days (about 80 miles or 130 kilometres) is permitted to break their fast, provided his reason for traveling is not sinful. However, one must make up the missed days. Fasting is not obligatory on the menstruating woman, or the woman who has postpartum bleeding. The pregnant woman is permitted to break her fast if she fears harm may come to her or her baby from fasting. This includes the breastfeeding woman as well. She is permitted to break her fast if she fears harm may come to her or her baby from fasting. All must make up every missed day of fasting.

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we have to fast in ramadan which is

the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, and the month in which the Quran was revealed. Fasting during the month of Ramadan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam. The month is spent by Muslims fasting during the daylight hours from dawn to sunset. we fast because to show our dedication to words our religion.

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How many days are we supposed to fast Ramadan. Karim and Raihan

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How many days are we supposed to fast Ramadan. Karim and Raihan

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Ramadan lasts 1 full month, it is situated in any month of the Georgian calendar. The amount of days of Ramadan depends on the moon. Generally 29 - 30 days

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What are the rewards of fasting? Karim and Raihan

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What are the rewards of fasting? Karim and Raihan

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1. The rewards of fasting are the purification of heart
2. Good deeds (hasanat). So I will reward (the fasting person) for it and the reward of good deeds is multiplied ten times."
3. "He who fasts Ramadan, due to iman and hoping for reward (from Allah) then his past sins are forgiven."
4. Helps your body

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1. Muslims have to fast during the Islamic month of Ramadan. It is the ninth month in the Islamic lunar calendar. Fasting involves not consuming any food or water from sunrise to sunset. Any Muslim who is 14 Islamic years old or more has to fast. There are many reasons why Muslims are ordered to fast. For example, it is to develop compassion for the poor by experiencing how it is like to be them. Another reason why fasting is obligatory is to conserve food and water. By not eating, we don't waste any food or water during the day. Lastly, and in my opinion, the most important aspect of fasting is developing our willpower. During fasting, you have to stay away from more than just food and water. You have to stay away from other forbidden acts such as lying, backbiting, gossiping, or vain talk. When we stay away from these things, it develops our character and makes us better individuals.

2. Ramadan - The ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, in which the Qur'an was first revealed and in which Muslims are ordered to fast. Furthermore, it is one of the three holy Islamic months.

I'tikaf - Staying inside a Masjid and not leaving for an extended period of time, praying, reading qur'an and other forms of worship. People sometimes stay inside a Masjid for days at end, not eating, drinking or talking. They just engross themselves in worshipping Allah.

Sawm: Sawm is often defined as fasting during the month of Ramadan, but it actually means "to abstain from doing something." This means that we have to abstain from food and water, as well as other forbidden acts during Sawm.

Taraweeh :  Taraweeh are optional but recommended prayers to be prayed at night during Ramadan. They are to be prayed after Isha' prayers and have to be prayed in pairs of 2 rakats. You can pray 8, 12 or 20 rakats of Taraweeh. It is not obligatory but recommended.

Suhoor: Suhoor refers to the morning meal consumed by muslims before fasting in the month of ramadan.

Iftar: The meal consumed after fasting during the month of Ramadan to break the fast.