Mansoor
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Ramadan is the month of fast in Islam and Muslims are obligated from God to fast from dawn to sundown. They are obligated to avoid eating, drinking and smoking during this period of the daytime and after sundown they are free to eat and drink whatever they wish till dawn.
In Ramadan month, the dependence of Muslims to food and drink is reduced and instead, they attain a spirituality that helps them to go close to God and receive more light and faith.
Also, in Ramadan, all organs of body rest and additional fats and harmful substances that have been accumulated in body will be burned and rejected and this is the cause of health in the next months.
In Ramadan, Muslims should resist against hunger and thirst and fight with temptation of eating and drinking. This makes them stronger spiritually and reinforce their will and humanity.
Those Muslims who have an excuse for fasting, for example, have a sickness, weakness, or are not able to fast because of oldness or are traveling, they are exempt from fasting and are not allowed from God to fast.
Other healthy Muslims who haven't any physical, medical or traveling excuse should fasting in Ramadan and it is an obligatory (not governmental) task for them.
God promised, the reward of fasting in the blessed month, Ramadan will be paradise and its unimaginable gifts,
In Ramadan month, the dependence of Muslims to food and drink is reduced and instead, they attain a spirituality that helps them to go close to God and receive more light and faith.
Also, in Ramadan, all organs of body rest and additional fats and harmful substances that have been accumulated in body will be burned and rejected and this is the cause of health in the next months.
In Ramadan, Muslims should resist against hunger and thirst and fight with temptation of eating and drinking. This makes them stronger spiritually and reinforce their will and humanity.
Those Muslims who have an excuse for fasting, for example, have a sickness, weakness, or are not able to fast because of oldness or are traveling, they are exempt from fasting and are not allowed from God to fast.
Other healthy Muslims who haven't any physical, medical or traveling excuse should fasting in Ramadan and it is an obligatory (not governmental) task for them.
God promised, the reward of fasting in the blessed month, Ramadan will be paradise and its unimaginable gifts,