Yes you can, as long as you have the intention to fast during that day your good to go. even if you don't wake up for suhur you can fast without eating anything in the morning right? So yes a child can still fast if they don't wake up for suhur. But remember you have to have the intention and if you haven't eaten you might feel weaker than usual.

If you do then you're not fasting. Fasting in Ramadan means not eating, drinking, or doing anything wrong. Fasting from eating & drinking is from before fajr prayer and after sunset.

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As a Muslim the five pillars are central points upon which life is based, and is similar as that of Muslims minorities in other countries in which the practice of Islam is not under direct government threat of violence.

The first pillar, to testify that there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah form the basis of belief which makes someone a Muslim.

The second pillar, to pray the five obligatory prayers at their appointed time throughout the day, can be performed virtually anywhere which is pure of human and animal waste and is clean, i.e. in a mosque, at work, home, park, etc. There are prayer schedules available for every city in America, as well as compasses which point the way to Mecca (which Muslims must face while praying).

The third pillar, fasting the month of Ramadan from sunrise to sunset, is fairly easy for a healthy person, especially if the rise before the morning prayer to take the traditional breakfast, known as Suhur. Working generally poses not additional health issues, and is not particularly tiring (Muslims have not been commanded to abandon or shorten work during Ramadan). Nearly all, if not all American cities have at least one Mosque where Muslims can gather with friends for the evening meal known as Iftar. In addition, people can visit each other in their homes. The special night prayer, Tarrawiyyah, is also held at all of the large mosques.

The fourth pillar, zakat religiously obligatory poor-due, is a little more difficult to fulfill since each person is responsible for determining if he meets the minimum wealth requirement to pay zakat since America (and virtually every country today) does not have official zakat collectors to assist Muslims. However, there are organizations and online groups to help in calculating and distributing zakat. However, the payer is responsible for determining the wealth goes to those deserving it.

The fifth pillar, Hajj or annual pilgrimage to the Holy sites of Mecca, is fulfilled through any of an array of tourist groups created for this purpose. Americans have it easier than Muslims living in traditional Muslim countries, since they can go whenever they desire so long as they can afford it without concern for quotas or age restrictions (some countries only those 70 or older are eligible to apply for Hajj visas).

- And God forgives those who fasts Ramadan, because the Prophet of Islam.

- ("Whoever fasts Ramadaan out of faith and hope of reward, his previous sins will be forgiven, and the night of Qadr out of faith and hope of reward, his previous sins will be forgiven. Agreed).

- In Ramadan, Islam in the same proximity to God, which also closed the gates of Hell and the devils are chained up and open the gates of mercy. The time of fasting in Ramadan from dawn to sunset, it was reported in the Qur'an ((.. and eat and drink until dawn appears to you distinct from the black thread dawn, then complete the fast until the night ..)) (verse 187 of Sura) and most of those of Isahon before dawn and eat a small meal and drink water (this is called a meal suhoor) in preparation for a day of fasting, has been received about the virtues of sahoor Prophet of Islam said, "Tzhroa suhur Swimming "(Agreed). In Fasting is also a Muslim must refrain from profanity and evil act, as stated in the hadith, "If any of you day of fasting; not utter nor Ickb, the Sabh a murderer or say: O Allah, I am fasting.

- Muslims believe that God revealed the Qur'an to the Prophet Muhammad in the month of Ramadan, specifically on the night of Qadr is the night most likely by some to be the twenty-seventh night of Ramadan, and others think that it is not known precisely, but is in the last ten days, and in odd-numbered nights stronger. And the descent of the Koran, it was said that the first verse revealed to the Prophet in Ramadan, as is stated in the hadeeth of the Prophet when he took him Gabriel said: Read! Mohammed said: I am a reader, said Vgtunai effort to hit me and then he sent me read what I said I am a reader Vgtunai until he reached the second effort from me and then he sent me read what I said I am a reader Vgtunai third and then me and said, (Read in the name of your Lord who created the creation man from a clot Read and thy Lord is Most Generous) returned by the Messenger of God Revelation)).

- Ramadan is the ninth month in the Hijri calendar. This month, a special month for Muslims from the rest of the year Hijri. It is a month of fasting, Muslims abstain in his day for food and drink and sexual relations from dawn until sunset. The month of Ramadan a special place in the heritage and history of the Muslims; because they believe it started revelation and the first down of the Koran to Prophet Mohammed bin Abdullah was on the night of much of this month in 610 AD, where he was the Messenger of Allah in the cave of Hira when he came to Gabriel, and said to him, "Read the name of your Lord who created" This was the first verse which was revealed the Qur'an, the Qur'an was revealed from the board saved much of the night one sentence, was located in the House of Glory in heaven on the night of Ramadan, and Jibreel used to come down by piecemeal commands and prohibitions The reasons, in twenty years.

-And Allaah knows best