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    Making the intention to go fasting

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    Q.1

    : How can a Muslim express their intention to fast

    Ans.1

    A Muslim can express their intention aloud or secretly

    Q.2

    Why isn’t it necessary to be expressed aloud

    Ans.2

    Because the place of one’s intention is the heart.

    Q.3

    How does eating al-Suhoor help a Muslim

    Ans.3

    Eating al-Suhoor helps a Muslim to endure fasting

    Q.4

    What spoils the day’s fast in the month of Ramadan

    Ans.4

    Intentional eating or drinking etc…after dawn spoils it

    Q.5

    Why did the prophet urge the Sahaba to take Suhoor

    Ans.5

    Because there is a blessing in Suhoor for a Muslim

    Q.6

    What did the prophet say about hastening breaking the fast

    Ans.6

    He said : “Muslims will remain prosperous as long as they hasten to break the fast”

    Q.7

    What do you say on breaking your fast

    Ans.7

    I say : “Thirst has gone, the veins are moistened and the reward is confirmed In sha’ Allah. To You Allah I fast and with your livelihood I broke the fast and on You I depended and in You I believed."

    Q.8

    What first food can a Muslim have to break the fast

    Ans.8

    They should have some light food and drink

    Q.9

    What does this food (Iftar) consist of

    Ans.9

    It may consist of a few dates and sips of water

    Q.10

    When can A Muslim have a big meal, otherwise

    Ans.10

    A Muslim can have a big meal when they are hungry

    Q.11

    What is a Muslim recommended to do after Iftar

    Ans.11

    They should perform the Taraweeh Prayers

    Q.12

    Why is the lunar year 11 days shorter than the Gregorian year

    Ans.12

    Because a lunar month is either 29 or 30 days only

    Q.13

    What is the end of Ramadan marked by

    Ans.13

    The end of Ramadan is marked by a festival

    Q.14

    What is this festival ending Ramadan called

    Ans.14

    The festival ending Ramadan is called Eid -ul- Fitr

    Q.15

    What does Eid -ul- Fitr mean in English

    Ans.15

    It means the festival of breaking the fast

    Q.16

    What is Eid-ul-Fitr (feast) marked by

    Ans.16

    Eidul- fitr is marked by special celebrations

    Q.17

    When is Eid-ul-Fitr celebrated

    Ans.17

    It’s celebrated on the first day of Shawwal

    Q.18

    What do the Musim families do on that day

    Ans.18

    Muslim families and relatives get together

    Q.19

    Why do Muslim families and relatives do so

    Ans.19

    To strengthen the ties with their relatives

    Q.20

    What do Muslim families do on that day

    Ans.20

    Muslim families exchange presents and visits

    Q.21

    How do Muslim juniors & adults feel on that day

    Ans.21

    All Muslim juniors and adults feel happy on that day

    Q.22

    What happens on the last eve of Ramadan

    Ans.22

    Great excitement is seen in Muslim countries

    Q.23

    What do kids and adults hope for that night

    Ans.23

    They anticipate the new moon of Shawwal

    Q.24

    How did Allah order us to fast in Ramadan

    Ans.24

    Allah’s said: “So who witnesses the month must fast it

    Q.25

    What can the desperately ill Muslims do

    Ans.25

    They don’t have to make up for the missed days

    Q.26

    What can the desperately ill muslims do

    Ans.26

    They can feed a poor person a (meal) for each day they have missed

    Q.27

    Who is licensed to postpone fasting

    Ans.27

    The temporarily ill and the traveler, if the distance covered requires shortening the obligatory prayers, are licensed to postpone fasting

    Q.28

    How is islam merciful with the desparately ill muslims

    Ans.28

    They are not asked to make up for the days

    Q.29

    When can the traveling Muslim go fasting

    Ans.29

    If the traveling Muslim can fast while traveling

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