Mandatory fasting such as making up for Ramadan or expiations must be performed with a prior intention. Otherwise, they are turned into voluntary fasting.
Read moreYou are advised to fast 10 and 11.
Read moreThe Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam told us that there are no days better at the side of Allah than these ten days for a servant to offer good deeds. The Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam is encouraging us to do good deeds without any specification. By far, fasting is one of the […]
Read moreYes, you can break your fasting.
Read moreYes, you should start with the food and eat.
Read moreAs long as it is voluntary, he can break it whenever he wishes. The problem is that if he breaks it with the intention that people would not think he is fasting, this is a greater sin by itself because he is fearful of the people and this is one of the steps of Satan […]
Read moreYou have to follow the date in your country NOT in Saudi Arabia. This means that Arafat is on Tuesday for you in Pakistan.
Read moreIt is true that fasting these days is one of the great deeds that a person offers for the pleasure of Allah. If your parents order you not to fast because they need you strong to be able to do some work for them, you have to obey them. But if they are only telling […]
Read moreIt is forbidden for those who didn’t go to Hajj to fast Eid and the 3 Days after it.
Read moreThere is no sin as the fasting of such a day is voluntary and not mandatory.
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