yes he deos that's the word he prepars for Ramadan and he has the beliefs so he has to do it

no she is Hindu, that's what i heard !

23/jul

There are no obvious similarities between Hanukkah and Ramadan besides for the coincidence that Ramadan is the ninth month on the Muslim calendar and Hanukkah happens during the 9th month (called Kislev) on the Jewish calendar. Hanukkah is an eight-day minorJewish festival occurring in December during which Jews light candles every evening. Some extra prayers are added to the daily prayers. It's customary to eat certain foods. Ramadan is the Holiest Muslim monthduring which Muslims fast all month during the day. It happens every 12 lunar months and therefor can fall out anytime during the year; each year it starts about 11 days earlier than the previous year (on the "solar" calendar.)

Zakir Naik is 45 years old (birthdate: October 18, 1965).

The first banks in the United States were the Bank of New York, founded by Alexander Hamilton in 1784; the Bank of Boston, also founded in 1784; and the First Bank of the United States, chartered in 1791.

The Muslim calendar is based on the lunar calendar and it does not have any leap years. The Lunar calendar is shorter than the Solar calendar and therefore the Muslim calendar falls out at a different point in the Solar calendar every year.

Muslims should perform all the duties required from him anytime of the year. However, in Ramadan, it is additionally required from them to do these duties more in quantity and quality especially reading Quran, paying charities, praying what is called 'tarawih' after the evening praying of 'Ishaa' besides of course fasting the days of Ramadan. Refer to related question below.

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Yes, assuming that we are talking exclusively about Muslims, but there are exceptions. The Muslim female that has her 'period' or menstruation cycle cannot fast until it's over and she has showered along with going back into the religion of Islam. The really sick doesn't need to nor does the one traveling where they might not know day from night. Non-Muslims do not have to fast during Ramadan, because it is not their tradition, but in Muslim-majority countries, they should abstain from eating in public.

What we Muslims do is fast that means no eating during the day or morning. We wait until midnight to eat .We do this fasting for about a month and if you did not fast a day for a reason of: sick, old, ,or is to to young. You have to fast another day if you were sick but the other reason are just okay but if you are a adult and does not fasting for no reason you have to fasting 60 daysfor not fasting one day! Big price to pay for one small reason!

what month was Ramadan in 1965

You fast in Ramadan in obedience of God command to you. By fasting Ramadan, you hope that you will be rewarded by God mercy and forgiveness. In addition, you hope that fasting Ramadan develops in you self-discipline, self-control, and piety as well as continuous obedience to God and prophet Muhammad teachings and commands.

When you begin the fast.

Wa Bisawmi Ghadinn Nawaiytu min Shahri Ramadan

I intent to keep fast today for the month of ramadaan

When you are breaking the fast.

Allahumma inni laka sumtu WA bika aamantu [WA 'alayka tawakkaltu] WA 'ala rizq-ika aftarthu

O Allah! I fasted for you and I belive in You and I break my fast with Your sustenance

If you really want to, yes.

Some sects say that you have to fast after some day after Ramadan instead of the day that you broke fasting. Some sects say that you have to fast for 61 days (60 for the punishment, 1 for the day that you broke fasting) after Ramadan.

Yes. He was born in a Muslim family in Mumbai.

I'm not quite sure what you mean, when one fasts, they fast for ONE day.

Usually, one would wake up before sunrise, have breakfast, and then not eat or drink anything for the entire day until sunset of the SAME DAY.

For example, I'll wake up before sunrise, around 5 AM, have a big breakfast on a Saturday morning. Then not eat/drink for the whole Saturday. Then, at say sunset is at 7 PM, at that time I'll break my fast by having a meal.

There is no connection between days. If I start fasting on Saturday, I end my fast on Saturday. I would fast again on Sunday/Monday/Tuesday etc. in the same manner.

I hope I answered your question.

June

Because it is "farz" (compulsory/ mandatory) for Muslims.

At the end of Ramadan Muslims break fast with a massive party and feast, sort of like Christmas.

Salam Brother or sister, here's three things that Muslims usually do during Ramadan Wich is August.

1. Read the Quran Or Listent to it (You earn good deeds while Reading).

2. Pray Muslims defentely prey during ramadan, (To ask for forgivness and pradise)

3. Fasting, Fasting is the main thing in Ramadan.

4. And the Day right After Ramadan finishes People pray until the morning light,

Because allah said in the Holy book of the Quran that you will go to A very special Paradise made for thos who fast and did the prayer after the night of Ramadan