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RAMADAN 2018 SERIES
1ST Ramadan 1439

Praise be to Allah

Fasting is one of the pillars of Islam, as is well known.

Therefore it is not permissible for the Muslim to be heedless about it just because he feels thirsty or hungry, or just because he is afraid that he cannot fast. Rather he must be patient and seek the help of Allah, may He be glorified and exalted. There is nothing wrong with him pouring water on his head to cool down, or rinsing out his mouth.

He must begin his day fasting, and if it so happens that he is not able to complete it, and he fears that he may die or become sick, it is permissible for him to break the fast in that case. But he should not break the fast on the basis of a mere assumption; rather he should not break the fast unless he experiences hardship.

Ibn Qudaamah said:

The correct view is that if he fears for himself due to extreme thirst or hunger and the like, then he may break the fast.

Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen said in his commentary on al-Kaafi:

“If he fears thirst” does not refer to mere ordinary thirst; rather it refers to the kind of thirst in which there is the fear of dying, or there is the fear of suffering harm.

End quote from Ta‘leeqaat Ibn ‘Uthaymeen ‘ala al-Kaafi (3/124).

An-Nawawi (may Allah have mercy on him) said in al-Majmoo‘ (6/258): Our companions and others said: Whoever is overcome by hunger and thirst, and fears that he may die, must break the fast, even if he is in good health and is not travelling, because Allah, may He be exalted, says (interpretation of the meaning):

“And do not kill (or destroy) from yourselves: Surely, to you Allah has been Most Merciful (Raheem)”

[an-Nisa’ 4:29]

“and do not throw [yourselves] with your [own] hands into destruction”

[al-Baqarah 2:195].

And he must make up that day, as is required of one who is sick. And Allah knows best. End quote.

So you must make up that day, and if you were too hasty and broke the fast before experiencing the level of hardship that makes it permissible to break the fast, then you must also repent from what you did, and not do that again.

And Allah knows best.

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To be continue tomorrow, In shaa Allah... Asalam Alaekum

Could you kindly pour water on your head to cool down your body if you are feeling hungry or thirst @lalasticlala, sissie, Mukina2 and fellow Muslims? This Islam is beauty, so don't punish yourself!

No cause problem for yourself cause you dey fast o,if hunger dey hold you,and you no chop you dey cause problem for yourself b that

Alhamdillahi... Ramadan Kareem n Juma'at Mubaraka to all the Muslim Ummah across the Globe.

ask ur alfa for mosque because they have diff meaning and believe.

Op, if someone vomit during fasting due illness, does the fasting still valid?

[quote author=Basalt post=67660928]Best in fasting

Best in terrorism.

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quote]. Take a break from this crap.

Yes

tolufase:
Op, if someone vomit during fasting due illness, does the fasting still valid?

if the vomit is not intentional, ur fast is still intact, but if the womit is intentional, you have simply broken your fast.

tolufase:
Op, if someone vomit during fasting due illness, does the fasting still valid?

Yes in as much his act of vomiting is not intentionally done, he can continue his fasting after vomit

What if I’m on my period and I need to eat, Can I still fast?

KillaBeauty:
What if I’m on my period and I need to eat, Can I still fast?

I hope this isn't jest you are making.
You can't be on your period and fast. It's not allowed.

#JummahMubarak another jummah in our life
First jummah of this year ramadan
#JummahMubarak and #RamadanMubarak to every Muslims of the world May Allah help the #Palestinian

I just bought a new mortal pestle,l can borrow you,is a good one to break any fasting..hunger or thirsty..Ole boboba!

Alao046:
if the vomit is not intentional, ur fast is still intact, but if the womit is intentional, you have simply broken your fast.

Habba, how can someone Vomit intentionally, I'm sorry but I haven't heard of this before.

You will just die of hunger

cruchenutii:
Habba, how can someone Vomit intentionally, I'm sorry but I haven't heard of this before.

What he meant was to deliberately induce vomiting e.g. by sticking your fingers into your throat. But if the vomit came "on its own", the fast remains valid.

No don't ever break your fast, fast till Jesus come back