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Monday, March 18, 2024

Will Fasting be valid if unable to pray Taraaweeh/ Tarawih in Ramadaan-Agar Koi Taraaweeh Namaz Na Parhe to Kia Us Ka Roza Hota Hai?

Sunday, March 10, 2024

Fiqh of fasting Ramzan kareem.

Q.3: What objective of fast has been expounded by the Holy Quraan?

A. The Holy Quraan has expounded the aims and objectives of the fast in three brief sentences:

1. That the believers should praise His (Allaah's) "Kibriyaai" (Magnificence, Grandeur) and "Azmat" (Greatness).

2. Be thankful to Him (Allaah Kareem) on receiving Divine guidance that He lifted up the mankind to the height of "Rif at-o-'Izzat" (eminence and honour) from the depth of ignominy and disgrace.

3. That the believers may eschew evil deeds and "Taqvaa" (fear of Allaah Almighty, piety) may develop in them.

"Taqvaa" is a particular state of the heart which, when attained to, prevents one from evil deeds and sins and he becomes a voracious doer of virtues. This is the very object of fast that such an excellence should develop in a human being. In other words, it may be said that the fast inculcates "fear of Allaah" in human being whereby he controls his "Nafs" (self) and thus the deference and greatness of the command of Allaah Kareem gets embedded in his heart defeating all other temptations. Once the command of Allaah Almighty got into the heart of a believer he would definitely give up his unlawful, illegitimate and evil habits and would never dare commit sins. This moral glory is called "Taqvaa".

روزہ نہیں رکھ سکتے اس بدلے صدقہ بھی نہیں دے سکتے - RAMADAAN-Not in good health and Fasting -

Tuesday, April 20, 2021

When was fasting of Ramadaan made compulsory?

Ans. The fasts of Ramadaan were made compulsory in the 2nd year of Hijraah when the believers had become accustomed to the belief of "Tauheed" (monotheism), prayer and other Quraanic injunctions. Since the fasting is equally necessary for the poor and rich under Islaamic principles, that's why it is wrong to say that Muslims often faced hunger and poverty at the outset of Islaam which made them inured to fasting. If it had been so the fasting would have been made compulsory in Makkah to suit their poor financial condition. But it was enjoined in the middle of Islaam after migration to Madinah.