Wa alaikum salaam

The Prophet salla Allahu alaih wa sallam told us that Allah would register the good deeds that an individual used to do when he was well if he travels or becomes sick.

Therefore, you shouldn’t burden yourself or force yourself especially as it is voluntary.
Wa iyyakum!

I’ve been fasting for so long and even during pregnancy. At the beginning of this pregnancy I couldn’t fast at all so I stopped the 3 days and Mondays Thursdays. After the 1st trimester I gave it a shot and ended up with Mondays and Thursdays only. Now that I am at the end I can’t make them because when I break I’m completely exhausted therefore I decided to stop but it saddens me! So what should do? I’m so afraid Allah will be mad because I didn’t do my best. Please advise Jazakalahu khair.

Fasting | June 3, 2016 8:38 am
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Assalamoalikum. I have some friends who belong to a sect that keeps the fast early and opens it bit late. Just want to know if sometimes i am invited on iftar at their place, and my iftar time approaches ( i belong to Sunni Sect), can i delay my iftar in order to give respect to their fast, because opening it at my time may come under an inappropriate act as far as the respect for other sect goes. Please suggest if it is ok this way or i should open it at my time strictly what comes may.
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I have heard that if one smokes, drinks and or does drugs, their prayers and fast and ibadah will not be accepted until 40 days. How true is this? Can you please explain it in the light of a Saheeh hadeeth? JAZAK ALLAH KHAIR.