ISLAM, SIRAT UL MUSTAQEEM

Rules and Requirements of Fasting in Islam Fasting is an important part of Ramadan, and it requires certain rules and regulations to be followed. Fasting during Ramadan consists of abstaining from food and drink from sunrise to sunset for the entire month. Additionally, any act that is considered ‘sinful' must also be avoided throughout the period. There are certain exceptions to fasting in Ramadan: 1.      Pregnant and nursing women are exempt from fasting, although they should make up any missed days after the month is over. 2.      Elderly individuals who cannot physically fast due to age or health issues are also exempt, as well as those with chronic mental health conditions that make fasting difficult or impossible. 3.      Travelers who will be on their journey during the day can also skip fasting while they are away but should make up the missed days when they return home. 4.      Women ...

  What is Roza? Misconceptions about Roza. Roza, or fasting, is one of the five pillars of Islam. It is a month-long period during which Muslims abstain from food and drink from dawn to dusk. Roza is observed in order to grow closer to Allah and to develop self-control.   There are many misconceptions about roza, such as that it is only for those who are physically able to fast, that women are exempted from fasting, and that one can make up for missed days of fasting at a later time. However, these beliefs are not supported by Islamic scripture. In fact, the Quran specifically states that roza is obligatory for all Muslims, regardless of their physical condition or gender.   The purpose of this blog article is to dispel some of the common misconceptions about roza and to provide an accurate understanding of its significance in Islam. There are many misconceptions about Roza, and the truth behind them is often not well known. One common misconception is that Roz...