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The holy month of Ramadan has started and for most people their daily routine see some change in this month. What kind of change you experience in your daily life during this month?
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Yes, fasting is beneficial for certain group of people who do not have any chronic disease like diabetes or blood pressure. But not drinking water for long period of time especially in summers does not do good to your kidneys.Fasting is scientifically proven to be very, very beneficial for health. Mind you, I'm speaking of fasting, not starving. Fasting is completely different from starvation.
It depends on what one eats when one breaks the fast.Yes, fasting is beneficial for certain group of people who do not have any chronic disease like diabetes or blood pressure. But not drinking water for long period of time especially in summers does not do good to your kidneys.
But to say that islamic fasting is beneficial for all is not a good claim at all.
I havent met anyone who despite fasting for good 12 hours also show discipline in eating after iftaar.It depends on what one eats when one breaks the fast.
If you spend 12 hours a day without eating, and then feast on fried foods and sugary drinks during the rest of the time, you are asking for trouble. I have seen a lot of muslims do this during ramadan. Nihari, kababs, biryani, fried snacks like samosas etc seem to be the favourite foods that go around after the iftaar, at least in India.
I also know some muslims who actually gained a lot of weight during the month of ramadan.
Oh, I forgot that even water is not allowed during the day. I was actually referring to water fasting.Yes, fasting is beneficial for certain group of people who do not have any chronic disease like diabetes or blood pressure. But not drinking water for long period of time especially in summers does not do good to your kidneys.
But to say that islamic fasting is beneficial for all is not a good claim at all.
Very few become completely transformed in Ramadan. For me personally each Ramadan leads to one thing that becomes habit.
For example: praying regularly, no longer smoking, cutting down on the amount of junk entertainment, volunteering are all things that I started doing after one Ramadan and have continued.
But the best part is the restoring of ties or making of new ones. Sharing an iftar while sitting beside a stranger at the mosque or meeting up with old friends after a long time to open up the fast is a magical experience.
actually i cant because I am at workAny PP user plays night cricket during Ramadan nights in streets or in arenas? I know plenty of people in cities like Karachi and Lahore do it. Let's share a bit of your Ramadan cricket nights here.
Any PP user plays night cricket during Ramadan nights in streets or in arenas? I know plenty of people in cities like Karachi and Lahore do it. Let's share a bit of your Ramadan cricket nights here.
agreed. Ramadan is not just the month of Fasting but it is a Holy month in which we can asses ourselves deeply. WHat wrongs we were doing before that we are not doing anymore because of this month and try to continue this trend throughout the whole year. Punctuality and consistency in offering prayers 5 times a day, try to do as much for the needy as possible. Blessings of ALLAH are there to be grabbed with both hands.It forces me to self reflect and provides a golden opportunity to asses where I really stand as a Muslim.
Bro, you have the highest level of patienceFor four full weeks I wont say a bad word about the Indian Cricket Team or Indian Fans, and that’s really big of me, am proud of myself so far.
It’s like the last few days before you have to drop of a loved one at the airport until you meet next year (In Sha Allah we see it next year too)Ramadan is going to end soon while really gloomy inside.
Fasting is scientifically proven to be very, very beneficial for health. Mind you, I'm speaking of fasting, not starving. Fasting is completely different from starvation.
Ramadhan Mubarak. Hope everyone has a blessed one. Remember never too late to repent for our sins.
Ramadan Kareem/Mubarak to all my Muslim family from Medina. Inshallah this year its changed me for the better . I apologise to any .
InshAllah bro make intention and sincere intention and Allah will make it happen for you.You are still in Medina. Awesome.
I wish I could spend an entire Ramadan in Mecca. Praying taraweeh in Masjid al-Haram would be a dream come true.
Anyway, Ramadan Mubarak to you as well.
InshAllah bro make intention and sincere intention and Allah will make it happen for you.
You are still in Medina. Awesome.
I wish I could spend an entire Ramadan in Mecca. Praying taraweeh in Masjid al-Haram would be a dream come true.
Anyway, Ramadan Mubarak to you as well.
MASHA ALLAH... May ALLAH ALMIGHTY call me there as well... Dream JourneyYes just returned from Rawdah, was given a time slot of 2.40am before the first sehri of ramadan , feel very blessed to be able to give me salaam to the beloved prophet (pbuh) before the first fast . I wish I could stay here for the whole of ramadan too. I'll update the umrah thread with some more photos and may the almighty bless you to visit this peaceful and holy place very soon
MASHA ALLAH... May ALLAH ALMIGHTY call me there as well... Dream Journey
Subhan Allah.
Is that ajwa date? Is that Zamzam water?
Breaking of fast at the prophets(pbuh) masjid, first day of ramadan . The black is ajwa handed to me by a 4 year old child , others from a random person and zam zam straight from the tap at the masjid. Was hungry and thirsty as was out shopping all day but after 3 cups of water and a few dates , felt immediately full and didht eat much at all after , such is the blessing of these holy foods.
Nice.
I have Zamzam water in my house. Received it from various people who went for Umrahs. Wonderful taste.
I don't think I have ever eaten ajwa dates. I mostly eat medjool dates here.
2 Ramadans in 2030
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In Sha Allah we are all alive to take part in themAmazing. 2 Ramadans in one year.
In Sha Allah we are all alive to take part in them
I think your roza is getting to you bhaiWax lyrical these. Lacking substance.
There is no positive impact to society. Actually quite the opposite. Both short and long term regressive effects on productivity, health, and peace.
Doubling down on the latter, Ali said: "Be afraid of an honest gentleman who is hungry and a mean person whose stomach is full".
Roza is farz.Actually millions of us in pakistan -- specifically karachi -- we don't fast.
Life goes on. Either way.
You made this up.If u dont fast u are doing Kufur..
It's going well man. Managing to eat very healthy so I actually feel more full of energy than I did before Ramadan.Today is fast #15. We are halfway through. How is everyone's Ramadan going?
We have winter here currently. So easier to fast at this time (shorter days and colder months). Alhamdulillah.
It's going well man. Managing to eat very healthy so I actually feel more full of energy than I did before Ramadan.
You made this up.
You need to justify. Else you are innovating on islam.
Today is fast #15. We are halfway through. How is everyone's Ramadan going?
We have winter here currently. So easier to fast at this time (shorter days and colder months). Alhamdulillah.
5kg in 15 days is impressive. You could be a fitness expertI've been exercising on a regular bases. So far, I've lost about 5kg, and needed to.
Where does it say fasting is compulsory?Fard is compulsory. Meaning cannot be compromised. If the Fard is ignored deliberately, then the status of a muslim is at big risk.