When I woke up for Sehri, I was in need of a Waajib ghusl.
Your fast is valid. It is permissible to eat sehri even if ghusl had not been taken.
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Your fast is valid. It is permissible to eat sehri even if ghusl had not been taken.
Serving sweets, etc., after khatam is bid'ah. It is not permissible. Bid'ah has crept into the Tablighi Jamaat as well as into the Deobandis.
In the circumstances you find yourself, eat the food and spend the day as if you are fasting. Whenever you find the opportunity, you should make qadha of the invalid fasts.…
Sadqah Fitr is Waajib on those who have the Zakaat Nisaab (about $400) on the Day of Eid. If you have this amount, then you have to pay the Sadqah Fitr which is the price of 2…
It is permissible to fast on the auspicious days with the intention of making Qadha of Ramadhaan's fasts.
It is not permissible to take even a Masnoon ghusl during the I'tikaaf.
The fast is valid even if ghusl was not taken before Fajr time.
Sadqah Fitr is obligatory on only those who possess the Zakaat Nisaab amount on the Day of Eidul Fitr. The Nisaab amount is the price of 612 grams/19.6 ounces of silver. Whoever…
While fasting, flavoured miswaaks should not be used. Nevertheless, as long as nothing slips down the throat, the fast will remain valid.
As long as haidh had stopped before Subh Saadiq, the fast will be valid even if ghusl is taken later at any time.
It is permissible to fast on the auspicious days with the intention of making Qadha of Ramadhaan's fasts.
If a fast is not broken, but one eats thereafter thinking that the fast is broken, the Kaffaarah penalty will not be applicable. Only Qadha is Waajib.
The naseehat of Ramadhaan is that the attitude of piety should be extended throughout the year. You have to reflect on the fact that when during fasting, the lawful things (food,…
Oxygen is air. Inhaling air does not break the fast whether the air is inhaled naturally or unnaturally.
It is permissible to begin the six days of fasting the day after Eid, i.e. 2 Shawwaal.
As long as no medicine, water, etc. was administered to the patient, his fast remains valid. There is no Qadha since his fast is valid.
If the lady is genuinely unable to fast to fulfil the fasts which she had missed, then she should pay Kaffaarah. The Kaffaarah for each fast is approximately R20 (twenty rands) or…
It is permissible to begin the six days of fasting the day after Eid, i.e. 2 Shawwaal.
Whilst it is permissible to use the cell phone during I'tikaaf for necessities as explained by you, it is in conflict with the spirit and purpose of I'tikaaf. I'tikaaf is a period…
If it is the month of Ramadhaan, then the final time for the validity of the niyyat (intention) and for the Fast is the time called Nisfun Nahaar which is about one hour before…