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Answers: 13Subcategories: 2Issues of fasting
Should the supplication of one who is fasting be offered when the time for breaking the fast begins, or when he actually breaks the fast, even if that is delayed?
833Ruling on Inducing Menstruation in Ramadan Due to Wedding After `Eid
2,691Ruling on Finding the Taste of Dental Floss in Mouth After Fajr
3,129Can those who are not fasting eat the food that is put out for iftar in al-Masjid al-Nabawi (the Prophet’s Mosque)?
2,691Can One Fast with Two Intentions?
The fast that is intended for its own sake includes the Ramadan fast, making up missed Ramadan fasts, fasting in fulfilment of a vow, and fasting on special days, such as the days of `Arafah and `Ashura’, and fasting on Mondays. With regard to that which is not intended for its own sake, this refers to cases where the aim is to observe a type of recommended fast, without needing to observe the fast on any particular day, such as fasting three days of every month. In that case, it is permissible to form the intention that you want to combine fasting the day of `Arafah or fasting on a Monday with fasting one of the three days of every month.10,946Is she obliged to fast even though her body is small and she does not menstruate, and she is fifteen years old?
7,419Ruling on inhaling air from the desert air cooler when fasting, even though the cooler uses water
5,580What is the ruling on observing i‘tikaaf in more than one mosque so that he can pray behind more than one imam, to increase motivation?
It is permissible to observe i‘tikaaf in more than one mosque, although it is better to observe i‘tikaaf in one mosque; it is permissible to go out to another mosque if one stipulates that when beginning i‘tikaaf. However, it should be noted that the one who goes out of the mosque where he began his i‘tikaaf to observe i‘tikaaf in another mosque, for one or two nights, is missing out on doing i‘tikaaf for all ten nights, according to what is proven in the Sunnah. That is because his i‘tikaaf in the first mosque ends when he leaves the mosque, and his i‘tikaaf in the second mosque does not begin until he actually enters the mosque. For more details, please see the long answer.3,170What is the ruling on fasting with the intention of fasting both for medical reasons and fasting in the Islamic sense?
1.. There is nothing wrong when fasting as an act of worship for Allah, may He be exalted, with combining that with the intention of attaining the health benefits of fasting, but the one who fasts should make worship his main focus, and not the opposite. 2. Fasting in the sense of refraining from eating food and drinking only water is not regarded as a fast in Islamic terms, and is not regarded as the continual fasting that is not allowed.12,018If he fell asleep before sunset and did not wake up until after dawn on the following day, is his fast on that day valid?
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