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Can a child still fast in Ramadan if they don't wake up at 3 or 4 am?
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∙ 11y ago
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.
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they dont muslims do
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it is advised that you shouldn't still fast for it
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Is Ramadan the mourning festival of Islam?
No. Ramadan is a "happy fast", in that Muslims fast on Ramadan to achieve spiritual purity, not in mourning for a historical failing of their community.
Who is supposed to fast in Ramadan?
All Muslims past the stage of puberty that are adults shud fast in Ramadan......
Why cant under 12 years fast in Ramadan?
Children under 12 years are allowed to fast but should not be forced to.When a child reaches maturity he should be commanded to fast.
What are some ceremonies that Muslims do for Ramadan?
fast for 30 days in ramadan.
What is the name of the month that Muslims fast in?
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How long do people fast in Ramadan in UK?
People fast Ramadan for one full month. 29-30 days.
