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LET'S PUT IN OUR SHARE!
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OPTION ONE
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| Head Office 7- A.K.Brohi Road, H-11/4, Islamabad Tel: +92-51-4866125-9 |
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OPTION THREE
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شھرُ رمضان - رمضان کا مہینہ اور کرنے کے کام Islamabad 2014
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How to benefit in Ramadan even during Menses by Asma bint Shameem |
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The REAL recitation by Asma bint Shameem |
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Your Du’aas Answered….Guaranteed!!! by Asma bint Shameem |
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This Ramadan, Fast with your Heart by Asma bint Shameem |
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Don't disregard this beautiful Sunnah by Asma bint Shameem |
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Preparing for an Amazin Ramadhan by Asma bint Shameem |
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This Ramadan, Fast with Heart by Asma bint Shameem |
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Some common mistakes in ramadan by asma bint shameem |
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Ready for ramadan? by Ameera kiran khan |
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Your Du’aas Answered….Guaranteed!!! by Asma bint Shameem |
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How to benefit in Ramadan even during Menses by Asma bint Shameem |
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The REAL recitation by Asma bint Shameem |
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Do's & Don'ts
Do's & Don'ts Of Fasting
Intention
• It is important to make the intention of obligatory (fard) fast before Fajr time.( AbuDawood)
• Eating before fajr (Taking Suhur ) is a recommended sunnah
“The Prophet said, "Take Suhur, as there is a blessing in it." (Bukhari)
“If the Fajr Adhaan starts while you are eating sehri, instead of leaving what you were eating, you should quickly eat it.( Abu Dawood)
Fasting person should not misbehave or fight
“Allah's Apostle said, “Fasting is a shield (or a screen or a shelter). So, the person observing fast should avoid sexual relations with his wife and should not behave foolishly and impudently, and if somebody fights with him or abuses him, he should tell him twice, 'I am fasting." (Bukhari)
Fasting person should not lie or commit evil deeds
“The Prophet said, "Whoever does not give up forged speech and evil actions, Allah is not in need of his leaving his food and drink (i.e. Allah will not accept his fasting.)" (Bukhari)
“Backbiting, lying, fighting, abusing, profanities and arguing corrupts the fast.(Bukhari)
Cracking dirty jokes, obscene vulgar actions, immoral behaviour and conversations on vulgar topics are all forbidden in the state of fasting. (Ibn Khuzaima) (such things are forbidden even under normal conditions but such deeds while fasting corrupts the fast.)
Things that do and do not break the fast
“Due to extreme heat, the fasting person is allowed to take a shower and rinse his mouth with water. This does not break the fast.(Abu Dawood)
“Eating out of forgetfulness does not break the fast. But as soon as a the person
realizes that he/she was fasting, then the food in the mouth should be
immediately spitted out. (Bukhari)
“There is no harm in swallowing the saliva while fasting." (Bukhari)
“Applying kohl in the eyes does not break the fast." (Bukhari)
“If the need arises, the food can be tasted (for salt etc), but it should be tasted by placing
it at the edge of the tongue. But utmost care should be taken that it should not
reach the throat."( Bukhari)
• The blood that comes out of the teeth does not harm the fast however the blood should not be swallowed.
• A fasting person is allowed to smell and wear fragrance.
“Vomiting unintentionally does not break the fast, however if someone vomits deliberately then this breaks the fast." ( Abu Dawood)
“Letting blood by means of leeches etc (for treatment purposes) during fasting is allowed."(Sahih Bukhari)
If nose drops are used while fasting and if they reach the throat or the stomach, then the fast is broken." (Bukhari)
An injection that does not nourish and its purpose is not to provide energy or nourishment but it is only used as a medicine, then such an injection is allowed while fasting. However if the injection is the type that provides nourishment to sustain the body without food and drink then such an injection breaks the fast.
“While fasting it is not allowed to sniff the water too high in the nose that there may be danger that the water might reach the throat."(Tirmizi)
• A person who intentionally eats or drinks something while fasting, then he should sincerely repent and make up for the fast.
• While fasting in Ramadan, if a husband forcefully has intercourse with his wife then this would not break the fast of the wife and she does not have to make up for it. However the husband is guilty of sin and he has to repent and make up for the fast by freeing a slave and if that is not possible then he has to fast continuously for two months and if that too is not possible then he has to feed sixty needy people. (Agreed upon)
A lustful thought which leads to ejaculation of semen (mani) does not break the fast." (Bukhari)
However ejaculation of semen due to any other intentional activity or intimacy or due to watching immodest things breaks the fast.
“ Wet dreams, while sleeping does not invalidate the fast as this happens unintentionally."(Bukhari)
“Discharge of Mathi - prostatic fluid while fasting does not break the fast.( Bukhari)
[Mathi is the fluid discharged due to lustful arousal before semen is ejaculated] Masnoon and Recommended Acts while fasting
• Eating Iftar ( eating at maghrib time to break fast) should not be delayed and should be eaten as soon as the sun sets (Maghrib time) which is a sunnah of our Prophet.(Agreed Upon)
• The one who offers and provides iftari to a fasting person, gets the reward equivalent to a fast.
“Using siwaak while fasting is proven from the sunnah." ( Sahih Bukhari)
• It is a sunnah to recite the and to revise it in Ramadan. ( Agreed Upon
• Giving charity generously in the month of Ramadan is the sunnah of our Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alayhe Wasallam.(Agreed Upon)
• Taraweeh is a nafil (voluntary) prayer which is also called Tahajjud or Qayam ul Lail.
• The masnoon rakaat of taraweeh is 8, however since it is a nafil prayer the number of rakaat can be increased or decreased.(Agreed Upon)
• In the last ten days of Ramadan, encouraging your family to perform worship is the sunnah of Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alayhe Wasallam.(Agreed Upon)
“A person who is unable to benefit from the most blessed night of the year lailatul Qadr is a loser."(Ibn Majah)
“ Lailatul Qadr should be searched in the last ten odd nights of Ramadan." (Bukhari)
• Sitting in seclusion- Itekaf in the Masjid during Ramadan is an obligatory sunnah which is obligatory on the Muslim community (Sunnat e Mokada Kafaya) and its duration is ten days. ( Agreed Upon)
“ Women should also sit in Itekaf." (Muslim)
• Missed fasts of Ramadan should be kept any time before the start of the next Ramadan.(Agreed Upon)
“ Keeping six fasts in Shawwal is highly recommended after Ramadan."(Muslim)
Those who are exempted from fasting
• A person, who due to extreme old age or an incurable disease is unable to fast, then he should feed one poor person in exchange for every day of missed fast.(Darqutni)
• A person who was ill and left fasting in Ramadan but then later regains health and does not make up for the missed fasts and dies, then his inheritors have to make up for his missed fasts.(Agreed upon)
• If it is difficult or dangerous for the health of the mother and child then pregnant and breast feeding women can leave the fasts, however they have to necessarily make up for the missed fasts later on.( Agreed upon)
• It is better for a traveller to leave the fast, however there is also no harm if the traveller fasts while on a journey because sometimes Prophet Sallallahu AlayheWasallam observed fasting while travelling and sometimes he would leave fasting while travelling. Both are acceptable.
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