Ramadan

in Islam dancing is allowed only for husband and some scholars say it is basically banned.

but dancing has no relation to fasting and does not cancel fasting.

Ramadan is the 9th month in the Islam Lunar calendar that is called Hijra Calendar.

You get a lot of good deeds. And of course Allah swt is the one who gives the rewards, he can make you ace your exams, he can accept your repentence, and of course he can accept your duas.

Hazrat Jibraeel.

They have experienced what it is like not having enough food when they were fasting during the month of Ramadan.

That month is called Ramadan.

astaghfirullah! that is in no way possible. your fast is absolutely invalid and you must now keep it again. of course, you don't get reward for it because you have been very very lazy for not waking up for "suhaar"! shame on you man! how can you not wake up when you know you get so much reward for it! astaghfirullah!

may Allah give you hidaayah, he-she.

i hope and pray that next time you don't wake up for suhaar so that someone WORTHY can get your reward. amen

salamzzzzz

No it's not okay to listen to music in Ramadan. Wale dimagh de kharab de Sa?

19th of Ramzaan is the day on which Maulaana 'Ali (as) who is the successor and the wasi of Rasoolullaah (saws) was attacked with the sword by the cursed Muavije [father of jazzid .al.] in the mosque of Koofaa. Maulaana 'Ali (as) eventually died on 21st of Ramzaan in the Hijri year 40 A.H. Maulaana 'Ali (as) was born on 13th of Rajab in Ka'batullaah in the city of Makkaah.

yes they give gifts..and alot of other things ,ithink its very just like the Us.

During Ramadan, those Muslims who are supposed to fast (mature), will not eat or drink from sunrise until sunset. If it is not Ramadan, Muslims are not obligated to fast, but it can be Sunnah (visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunnah for more information on Sunnah).

date of first roza ramadan mubarak of india in year of 1989

it is advised that you shouldn't still fast for it

The majority, yes. It depends what kind of Muslim one is. If you happen to be Sunni-Muslim, then chances are your family looks throughout the moon to know when it is time to start Fasting during Ramadan. If not, then no. The moon though is to be a New Moon. If there is a New Moon in August-November, then you are to start Ramadan on whichever the New Moon is presented on.

Fasting makes no difference, It's pretty contradictory! Because the Prophet Mohammed lived on his own people's goods, He also mentioned many of times that Money, food and women ate the best things. As you can tell.... he is filthy and Materialistic, so don't bother.

There are no bad points. Everything is good about fasting. It helps the person lose weight, seek refuge to Allah, etc;

Just how other places might celebrate. Go to the Mosque, pray and then play and get gifts and have fun.

at the month of ramadan all , from salah al fajr "before sun rise " to salah al majreb "before sun set" this is must for every muslim

but some days are option for siyaam like every Monday and thursday and 13,14,15

for every day at the month "hegry" , "moon month" , arafat day but not at hajj ,

10 of moharam .

There are no differences in Muslim beliefs around the world .

The connection is to help focus yourself. As human beings we are sinful by nature and when we pray we are trying to put aside our flesh, which is what we consider everything about us that is sinful. To add fasting to prayer is even more productive in the sense that we are trying to kill our fleshy desires in a visual way. We are also trying to teach our body discipline and to focus more on what our creator is trying to tell us.

If you mean while cooking, well you don't if you're fasting you rely on Allah (God) or you can get someone that isn't fasting to taste it and tell you if it needs a pinch of salt or some black peppers, etc;

There is no special role for women during Ramadan fasting. Muslim woman role in Ramadan fasting is the same as that for the Muslim man. Her role as woman or wife during the month of Ramadan should be the same as woman and/or wife role out of Ramadan month. The only exception is that she should break fasting during the menstruation (period) and to compensate for these not fasted days after end of Ramadan but before the next year Ramadan. Also, if she is pregnant or feeding her child and can't fast from health point of view, then she is entitled to break fasting and compensate for these days as soon as convenient to her.

Refer to question below for more information.

no fast is broken by: drinking or eating anything,
doing sex,
if during vomiting some of it goes inside your stomach,
if anything goes into your blood like injecting some medicine or etc
if you smoke or take any other drug


the point is that during the fast you take nothing to ease or comfort your metabolism, need not be necessarily in the form of food or drink.

Muslims live in every country and culture in the world, so dietary practices vary widely. In Ramadan, the pre-fasting meal is called suhoor; the fast-breaking meal is called iftar. However, the particular menu of these meals varies widely. Most Muslims break the fast with dates, if they have them, but this is not required.

The woman is not allowed in Ramadan to fast or to perform the ritual praying during her menstruation (monthly period cycle). However, she should fast after Ramadan, as soon as she can, to compensate for the same number of days that she didn't fast in Ramadan. No compensation for the missed praying is required.