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    Obligatory and Sunnah Fasting

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    Fasting in Islam involves refraining from eating, drinking, sexual relations, and anything that invalidates the fast from dawn to sunset with the intention of worshipping Allah. There are obligatory, recommended, disliked, and prohibited types of fasts. Obligatory fasts include the month-long Ramadan fast and making up missed days. Recommended fasts include fasting on Mondays and Thursdays, the day of Ashura, and the six days of Shawwal after Ramadan. Fasting aims to bring one closer to Allah through self-discipline, gratitude, and empathy for the less fortunate.

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    Fasting in Islam involves refraining from eating, drinking, sexual relations, and anything that invalidates the fast from dawn to sunset with the intention of worshipping Allah. There are obligatory, recommended, disliked, and prohibited types of fasts. Obligatory fasts include the month-long Ramadan fast and making up missed days. Recommended fasts include fasting on Mondays and Thursdays, the day of Ashura, and the six days of Shawwal after Ramadan. Fasting aims to bring one closer to Allah through self-discipline, gratitude, and empathy for the less fortunate.

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    Fasting in Islam involves refraining from eating, drinking, sexual relations, and anything that invalidates the fast from dawn to sunset with the intention of worshipping Allah. There are obligatory, recommended, disliked, and prohibited types of fasts. Obligatory fasts include the month-long Ramadan fast and making up missed days. Recommended fasts include fasting on Mondays and Thursdays, the day of Ashura, and the six days of Shawwal after Ramadan. Fasting aims to bring one closer to Allah through self-discipline, gratitude, and empathy for the less fortunate.

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    Obligatory and Sunnah Fasting

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    Fasting in Islam involves refraining from eating, drinking, sexual relations, and anything that invalidates the fast from dawn to sunset with the intention of worshipping Allah. There are obligatory, recommended, disliked, and prohibited types of fasts. Obligatory fasts include the month-long Ramadan fast and making up missed days. Recommended fasts include fasting on Mondays and Thursdays, the day of Ashura, and the six days of Shawwal after Ramadan. Fasting aims to bring one closer to Allah through self-discipline, gratitude, and empathy for the less fortunate.

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    OBLIGATORY

    AND SUNNAH
    FAST
    Aubrey, Aufaa, and Aya
    WHAT IS
    FASTING?
    Languag
    eRefraining from something
    Term
    Refraining from eating, drinking, sexual
    relations between husband and wife and
    anything that cancels from dawn to sunset with
    the intention of Allah SWT.
    LAW OF FASTING AND THE
    EXAMPLES
    MANDATORY HARAM SUNNAH MAKRUH
    FASTS FASTS FASTS FASTS
    1. Monday – 1. Fasting on
    1. Ramadhan 1. Done on Eid al-
    Thursday Friday
    fasts fitr and Eid al-
    fasts 2. Wisal fasts
    2. Kafarat fasts Adha
    2. The fast of 3. Dahri fasts
    3. Nazar fasts 2. Done on Tasyrik
    Prophet
    days (11th, 12th,
    Daud AS
    13th Zulhijah)
    MANDATORY
    REQUIREMENTS
    Aqil and Balligh Healthy and able

    1 2 3 4 5

    Not in a state of
    Muslim Not a musafir
    menstruation or
    childbirth (nifas)
    VALID
    REQUIREMENTS
    IN HOLY OF
    INTEN MENSTRUAT
    ION AND
    D CHILDBIRTH
    (NIFAS)
    PRINCIPLE OF FAST
    (RUKUN)
    REFRAIN
    FROM
    INTEN ANYTHING
    THAT
    D INVALIDES
    IT
    01.
    OBLIGAT
    ORY
    FAST
    1. 2. 3.

    HAVING SEX
    EAT AND DRINK VOMITING ON
    WITH HUSBAND
    ON PURPOSE PURPOSE
    AND WIFE
    During the day while
    fasitng

    CANCELS
    4. 5. 6.
    MENSTRUAL
    DILEBERATELY PUTTING
    AND
    REMOVING SOMETHING
    POSTPARTUM
    SPERM INTO THE BODY
    BLOOD
    DO IT BECAUSE ITS SUNNAH
    1. 2. 3.
    Hasten to break
    Eat sahur End the sahur
    the fast

    4. 5. 6.
    Pray when breaking Feeding people Increase our pious
    the fast who are fasting deeds
    TYPES OF OBLIGATORY FAST

    1.
    Ramadhan 2. Ramdhan
    Fast Qodho Fast

    3. Nazar Fast 4. Kifarat Fast


    The “especially” time
    Fasting starts
    after ruling
    WHO ARE NOT ALLOWED TO
    FAST

    01 Who are sick A


    B Eldery people 02
    03 On a long jouney C
    Pregnant and lactating
    D women 04
    02.
    SUNNAH
    FAST
    WHAT IS SUNNAH FAST?
    fast organized by Rasulullah
    saw to be performed by every
    Muslim. if you do not do this
    fast then it is not a sin, if done it
    you will get pahala.
    TYPES OF SUNNAH FAST
    1. MONDAY-
    TUESDAY
    2. SYAWAL 3. ARAFAH
    Human deeds Fasting six days in Can erase the sins
    reported to Allah Syawal month of next year

    5. 6. SYA’BAN &
    4. ASYUARA’
    QOMARIYAH RAJAB
    In the middle of
    Fasting on Sya’ban
    10th Muharam Qomariyah month (13,
    and Rajab month
    14, 15)
    WHO HAVE TO DO RAMADHAN
    FASTING
    CHILDRE
    TEEN
    ORANG N NOT
    REACH
    BERIMAN YET
    PUBERTY
    PUBERTY
    Full month Full month Trained to
    implement it
    STEPS OF DOING
    RAMADHAN
    Niat before
    FASTING
    Fasting after imsak
    Avoid lying, playing Went straight
    against other, todo isya’ and
    imsak until maghrib time
    gossiping, nad else tarawih

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7

    Increase your Break the fast with


    Eat sahur
    ibadah during drinks and sweet
    fasting foods (dates, etc)
    WISDOM OF SUNNAH AND
    REQUIRED
    1. FASTING
    Accustom to fear allah
    2. Destroying the sharpsness of lust and
    controlling lust
    3. Make it a habit to always sacrifice and give
    alms
    4. Get used to the regularity of life
    5. There is no difference in carrying out
    religious obligations
    6. Destroy food waste in the body
    7. Cleanses the soul because fasting
    essentially breaks the domination of lust
    8. Forming a new human being
    THAN
    KS!
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