Why do Muslims not eat before sunrise?

Answer 1

Because they fast during that time. During that time period they repent, they read Qur'an and they pray.

Answer-2

They do so because they have been Commanded by Almighty Allah to keep fast during these hours. Muslims having attained the age of 15 years must keep fast provided they are not ill, or insane, or travelling long distances when it is diificult to keep fast. They keep fast from a little before dawn to sunset. They don't eat, drink or touch their spouses that results into sexual urge. They also avoid any unnatural, unethical, immoral activity, though all these activities are forbidden in Islam all the time. However extra care is taken to attain Taqwa and piety during the month of Ramazan. The Shias keep fast 10 minutes earlier and break it ten minutes later than the Sunni Muslims.

Answer 2

Answer 1

They do eat. It's just that they eat after the sunsets.

Answer 2

The purpose for the daily fast is in order to attain ritual and spiritual purity. Muslims believe that the abstention from food, water, and sexual relations helps elevate their spiritual character and believe in God with greater piety.

Answer-3

Muslims having attained the age of 15 years must keep fast provided they are not ill, or insane, or travelling long distances when it is diificult to keep fast. They keep fast from a little before dawn to sunset. They don't eat, drink or touch their spouses that results into sexual urge. They also avoid any unnatural, unethical, immoral activity, though all these activities are forbidden in Islam all the time. However extra care is taken to attain Taqwa and piety during the month of Ramazan. The Shias keep fast 10 minutes earlier and break it ten minutes later than the Sunni Muslims.

Answer 3

This is the rule of the ritual worship of fasting in Ramadan as commanded by God in Quran; Muslim Holy book; and by prophet Muhammad (PBUH) teachings. Muslims should not also; during fasting period of the day; drink, smoke, or practice sex.

Answer 4

This is among what is required in fasting, it's an order per religion.

Fasting teaches you patience, makes you feel with the hungry poor people, allows you to show you Lord Allah your obedience to Him.

Fasting is a way of gaining Allah's pleasure with you.

The Almighty Allah promised to reward those who fast a special reward.

Fasting Ramadan is one of the pillars of Islam.

Fasting is good for your health & this is scientifically proven.

Answer 5

The month of Ramadan/Ramazan is one of 12 months in Islamic calendar. During this month Muslims should fast during days; this is an Islamic duty to obey command of God in Quran for many reasons inducing purify the soul, physical health, understanding poor people, nearness to God at hungry state and other reasons. During the remaining eleven months, Muslims eat throughout the day, just as non-Muslims do. according to Islam Ramazan is the month of God and Muslims are guest of God at this month and this month is the best opportunity for spiritual nearness to God and meeting God. at this month the doors of heavens become open and spiritual meeting of God by intuition is much more easier than other months.

Answer 6

HI my name is musa

I really don't understand your questions. what do you mean why can't Muslims eat during daylight during certain seasons? need more input.

Answer 7

becuase of their promise it is called the inconlincon (say ifi-liki-wifi-difi) promise it is a cultral thing.

Answer 8

This is according to the Islam teachings for fasting in Ramadan.

Answer 9

During the holy month of Ramadan.