Ramadan

Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset every day for the full month of Ramadan. Ramadan is itself the name of a month in the Islamic Calendar. As the Islamic Calendar has only 354 days in its year, the month of Ramadan does not stay consistent with one Gregorian month. This year, Ramadan falls roughly within the Gregorian month of July, but has been within every month from January to December.

Ramadan 2015 began in the evening of Wednesday, June 17and ends in the evening of Friday, July 17

It is celebrated by a celebration called Eid

The pillars of Islam are not a physical thing that can be touched or photographed. Rather all the five pillars are a set of five obligatory things that each Muslim must do. These form the basis of Islam and are hence called the pillars. There is no physical structure by the name of Pillar of Islam.

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The Islamic Hijri Calendar (Lunar Calendar) began after the migration of Rasoolullaah (saws) from Makkah to Madeena. The systematic distribution of the Islamic months started after that. Ramadan or Ramazaan is the 9th Islamic month of 30 days of Fasting. This does not mean that Rasoolullaah (saws) never used to fast before that. He did fast even before that.

For the year of 2010, well it is said to begin either August 11th or 1 day before or 1 day after. Again it's depending on the day that someone sees the moon. It has to be full so the cycle is completed. When someone sees the moon fasting begins the next day but taraweeh is that night.

You don't really have a certain age, it's basically when you hit puberty that it's manditory for you to do all the fasts. Still, it's good to do them even before so you can get sawwab and rewards.

no it is not allowed

I don't think there is such a rule to swear or not to swear in Ramadan. but one should be careful before swearing because he may have to pay Kafara if he doesnot fulfil it

you are not alowed to swear in ramadan, and if you are a muslim then you are not allowed to swear at all in your entire life as it causes bad deeds, and effects your soul

There is no rule about swearing in or out of Ramazan. Excessive swearing is not a good habit. However, some times one has to give testimony on oath, then swearing becomes necessary.. However, a Muslim must keep in mind that he has to fulfil his promise, done on oath or otherwise.

No it is not allowed by all scholars.

Yes, he did remove his weddng ring at the end of Ramadan. When questioned for a reason as to why he was not wearing his wedding ring, Pres. Obama said that it was being, "repaired". Only the President knows the actual reason.

If you going to give an answer you should give the source of information you answer is based on. How do you know this answer to be true?

9 years

Yes, but on condition. Practically, it is not recommended.

Fondling is allowed between wife and husband during fasting on condition that it dose not lead to ejaculation by the wife or the husband. Accordingly, it is recommended.

Men cannot wear gold jewelery, only women can. Doing it during Ramadan is even worst.

You should wear something modest yet beautiful and elegant. Something that suits you. It can be the latest style but should be within Islamic boundaries. A nice chic abaya can be an example. Or a maxi dress with a cardigan and hijab. For guys, they can wear a nice, crisp white thoub with a new kufi. Or just a pair of nice pants and a shirt

January 1st 1999 was the thirteenth day of Ramadan. That year, Ramadan began on December 19th, 1998 and ended on January 17th 1999.

• 1. the Muslims stomach gets smaller over the therefore allowing them to eat less
• 2. Allah believes that it is only fair that everyone feels the pain of hunger, just like the poor.

Assalamu alikum to our beloved brothers and sisters.The work ISLAM itself represent the symbol of TRUTH,CLEANLINESS,DISCIPLINE AND FAITH.Allah has given us all a nice opportunity to be grown and brought up as Muslim.THANKS TO HIM.There are certai things that Muslim is prohibited from doing.Those things that are prohibited are those which were earlier found out that it is not good for health and society.Those are..

1.ALCOHOL DRINKS

2.PROSTITUTION

3.NON-HALAL FOODS

4.TAKING OR RECEIVING INTEREST

5.TALKING WRONG ABOUT OTHERS

6.MAKING SOODHU FOR OTHERS.

These are already said earlier that Muslim brothers and sisters should avoid in our lifes and scientist now tems to inform people that it is wrong now.When our HOLY QURAN has told that many hundreds year back.Avoid things that are bad.Allah will give you the rahamath to live a holy and peace life by ur brother M.ABDUL SHUKUR (Bangkok,Watkoh)

Muslim

Has the story reached you, of the honored guests of Ibrahim), whom Ibrahim honored and who,

(they said: "Salaman!'' He answered: "Salamun.'')

(When you are greeted with a greeting, greet in return with what is better than it, or return it equally.)(4:86) So the Friend of Allah chose a better reply in return for their greeting, implementing Allah's command: Reciprocating the greeting with the term Salamun is stronger than the greeting using the term Salaman. The three angels; Jibril, Mika'il and Israfil came to Ibrahim in the image of handsome young wonderfully graceful men. This is why Ibrahim said,

(You are a people unknown to me.) Allah the Exalted said,

(Then he turned to his household,) Ibrahim discretely went inside in haste,

(and brought out a roasted calf.) from the best of his menu, And in another Ayah

(And he hastened to entertain them with a roasted calf.) (11:69) means roasted on hot coals

(And placed it before them), brought it close to them,

(Saying, "Will you not eat'') Ibrahim said this polite and kind statement to his guests, and surely, this Ayah indicates proper manners for honoring guests. For he brought the food to his guests quickly, while they were unaware that it was being prepared for them. He did not first mention this favor to them by saying, "We will make food for you.'' Rather, he discretely had it prepared and placed before them. He prepared the best kind of food he had, a young, fat roasted calf. He did not place the food far from them and invite them to come close to it to eat. Rather, he placed it close to them and refrained from ordering them to eat. Instead he invited them using a kind and subtle invitation,

(Will you not eat) This statement is similar to one of us saying to a guest, "Would you be kind and generous to do such and such'' Allah the Exalted said,

(Then he conceived fear of them.) this Ayah is explained by Allah's statement,

(But when he saw their hands went not towards it, he mistrusted them, and felt a sense of fear of them. They said: "Fear not, we have been sent against the people of Lut.'' And his wife was standing (there), and she laughed.)(11:70-71), meaning, she was glad that the people of Lut would be destroyed on account of their rebellion and transgression against Allah, the Exalted. This is when the angels delivered the good news to her of a son, Ishaq, and Ya`qub after Ishaq,

(She said: "Woe unto me! Shall I bear a child while I am an old woman, and here is my husband an old man Verily, this is a strange thing!'' They said, "Do you wonder at the decree of Allah The mercy of Allah and His blessings be on you, O family of the house. Surely, He (Allah) is All-Praiseworthy, All-Glorious.'')(11:72-73) Allah said here;

(And they gave him glad tidings of a son having knowledge.) This news was as good to Ibrahim as it was to his wife, for this son would be theirs, and therefore, they both were getting some good news. Allah the Exalted said,

(Then his wife came forward with a loud voice), She screamed loudly, according to Ibn `Abbas, Mujahid, `Ikrimah, Abu Salih, Ad-Dahhak, Zayd bin Aslam, Ath-Thawri and As-Suddi. She said when she shouted,

(Ah! Woe to me!)(25:28), then,

(she smote her face,) meaning, she struck herself upon her forehead, according to Mujahid and Ibn Sabit. Ibn `Abbas said that she smacked her face just as women do when confronted with an amazing thing,

(and said: "A barren old woman!'') meaning, "How can I give birth while I am an old woman And even when I was young I was barren and could not have children,''

Ramadan is not a religion, it is a month within the Islamic calendar.

During Ramadan there aren't really any traditional foods. I know that most of the Middle Eastern (Egyptians) break their fasts with mango or guava juice but many Muslims accompany the juice with dates first. For breakfast, you could eat anything but it is recommended from me that you don't 'dig in'. If you do so and you eat and drink right away you might get sick. You're stomach will find that it is used to eating a little bit at a time. By the first drink or bite you'll lose your appetite.

Wednesday, February 1st 1995