How do the Muslims prepare fasting?

Answer 1

The Pillars of Islam say that Muslims should fast during daylight hours during the holy month of Ramadan. The daily fast is broken after the sunset prayer "al-maghreb" with an "iftar", the Arabic word for "breakfast". Muslims are also told to strive to read the entire Qur'an during the month of Ramadan. Subsequently, much of a Muslim's free time during this month is spent in the mosque, reading and praying. The end of Ramadan is celebrated with a large community congregation on Eid al-Fitr. There are specific prayers, celebrations, etc that can vary by location.

Ramadan is a holy month to Muslims. They pray, fast from dawn till dusk, and they stop anything sinful. They focus on repenting to Allah, asking Allah (God) for forgiveness, and reading the Quran from book cover to book cover. At the end of this holy month they celebrate Eid-the first 3 days of the month of Shawal but the first day is always the one that has the biggest celebrations. The Muslims (everyone) goes to the mosque to pray and they should be taking the day off and celebrating, visiting families, and having fun.

In the end of the Ramadan period, they celebrate something called "Eid-ul-Fitr" often abbreviated to Eid, which is basically a holiday to celebrate the success and end of their fasting period; Some practices include gathering with family and eating together etc.

Answer BIn addition to the above and in brief; Muslims celebrate Ramadan by:

• fasting the days of Ramadan,
• reciting Quran,
• praying the five times a day in addition to 'Tarawaih' to be prayed after the last praying (Al-Ishaa),
• more alms giving and charities to the poor and needy people, and
• practicing good morals.

After end of Ramadan, Muslims celebrate the feast; on occasion of end of the fasting month; through:

• performing the morning praying,
• visiting relatives,
• asking God to forgive the dead of relatives and all Muslims,
• offering presents to children, and
• going for open areas for entertainment and enjoyment

Answer 2

Muslims usually prepare for fasting by taking a pre-dawn meal, called suhoor. The meal varies from household to household and country to country, but usually includes some fruit, some kind of soup, bread or another form of grain, vegetables, and coffee, tea, or another source of caffeine. Yogurt is often included, as it reduces thirst.

Answer 3

Muslims; during fasting; refrain themselves from eating, drinking, smoking, and practicing sex. They devote more time to reading Quran, good deeds, and making charities to the poor and the helpless.

Answer 4

They don't eat, drink, smoke, and/or practice sex during the period from dawn (just before sunrise start) to sunset. After sunset until before dawn they are allowed to do all these activities (eating, drinking, practicing sex, ...etc)

Answer 5

They refrain from eating, drinking, practicing sex, and smoking during the day time from dawn to sunset.

Answer 6

they only eat or drink during the night time

Answer 7

they prepare food as anyone else