This shows that fasting during travel is not automatically superior. If fasting causes exhaustion, affects safety, work, or health, breaking the fast is preferable and rewarded.

Travellers are also granted concession. The physical stress of travel often justifies breaking the fast, with the obligation to make up the missed days later.

Our fasting serves as a greeting to Ramadan, a way of participating in its mercy, and an opportunity to reflect on the blessings of life beyond food and drink. Through fasting, believers assert that ...

Practicing patience and humility Increasing acts of kindness and charity Through fasting, believers learn self-control and ...

A comparative exploration of fasting in Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam. Qur'an profoundly claims that ...

The four major schools of Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh) each offer slightly different guidance on how and when the fasting ...

It’s the 14th day of Ramadan, and we need to pause to reflect on our journey so far. Have we remained sincere in our worship? Have we drawn closer to Allah? Have we embodied the patience, generosity, ...

Ramadan is the holiest month in Islam, during which Muslims observe fast from Sehri to Iftar with devotion and faith.

Fasting is one of the pillars of Islam and an act of worship that Allah Almighty and His Messenger, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon ...

The great and noble month of Ramadan has arrived and brings with it the anticipation of increased worship, blessings and all things good. The first ten days are days of profound mercy for all who seek ...

Islam is built upon five pillars of which fasting is the fourth coming right behind making the pilgrimage to the holy land. The first three being the shahada which is the declaration of faith, the ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Zubeir Noor, KISHESO Chairman and volunteers deliver iftar donations in Kibokoni, Mombasa ...