What time are the islam allowed to eat?

Answer 1

Islam allow Muslims to eat all over the year at any time, except one month called RAMADAN, Muslims can eat in Ramadan after al-maghreb Prayer, they can eat in the period between al-maghreb and al-fajer prayer.

after al-fajer Prayer called new day comes and start fasting, and so on till the end of the month.

Answer 2

A Muslim can eat at any time of the day unless it is during Ramadan. At this time they may not eat between sunrise and sunset. Fasting is also done on the day of Arafat. This is said to provide you from forgiveness from Allah for the previous year and the year ahead.

Answer 3

Typically one breaks fast at dusk - or more accurately when one cannot distinguish a black thread from a white thread held up to the night sky.

There are also many sensible exemptions from fasting during Ramadan (although one is exhorted to fast at other times) dependent on ones health and similar circumstances such as whether the work one is obliged to carry out would make it dangerous to fast during the heat of the day at the hottest times of the year.

Although often interpreted over-literally by those with a particular agenda (And where the people to whom they preach are less than fully literate), the Qur'an is actually quite sensible: as an example - if your town was being besieged by infidel hordes during a Ramadan at the hottest time of the year, you wouldn't want your defenders to perish from dehydration during the fight! Therefore they can postpone their fast.

Answer 4

Whenever they feel like.

Answer B

in Islam it is recommended to each dinner little and soon after sunset and never sleep at night with empty stomach even if one morsel.

Answer 5

During the month of Ramadan, Muslims are allowed to eat from after sunset (Maghrib prayer) until dawn (Fajr prayer) .