In some cases, fasting could do more harm than good to some ill people, but could be beneficial to others, and even improve health. Who is exempted from fasting, who can decide this? How should fasting contribute to our overall health?
The article sheds light on the philosophy of fasting and its benefit being a 30 day course for rectifying Muslims’ attitude.
Why Do Muslims Fast? What Do Muslim Gain from Fasting? Why Taqwa? What Are the Virtues of Taqwa? What Is Tqwah? How Muslims Attain Taqwa in Fasting?
No one should neglect Tarawih without a good reason, for it is part of physical and spiritual training. Besides, there are spiritual rewards awaiting the observers of this prayer. No one would like to leave the masjid before the prayer is over.
The article explains the meaning of fasting, both linguistically and termly, and talks about the general guidelines for fasting in light of the Sunnah.
In this article, we quote some of the stories of non-Muslims who decided to share with Muslims the worship of fasting and enjoy its meanings of mutual tolerance and peace.
What is the status of Laylat Al-Qadr in Islam? When does it occur? What are the acts of worship offered in it? What is the supplication of Laylat Al-Qadr?
The believer should be cognizant of the fact that the month of Ramadan is nearing are end and its departure is imminent.
In the following video, Sheikh AbdurRaheem McCarthy discusses the means of keeping up the good deeds after the blessed month of Ramadan.
The day of Ashura is a blessed day. It witnessed victories of truth over falsehood and belief over polytheism and on it Allah saved the Children of Israel from their enemy (in Egypt).