? Why do Muslims Fast

“The month of fasting and worship for Muslims.”

Every year during the Islamic the
month of Ramadan, all Muslims fast daily, from dawn until dusk. Fasting
entails abstaining from food, drink, and sexual relations. By
withholding ourselves from some of our most basic and carnal needs and
desires, Muslims develop self-restraint: the ability to stop ourselves
from doing something we deeply desire, simply out of obedience to our
Creator. This month-long training helps us develop the strength to live a
life of purity and obedience to God despite the temptation to sin.

Those who are sick, elderly, traveling, or women who are pregnant
or nursing are permitted to break their fast and make up the missed
days at a later time. If they are unable to do this, they must feed a
needy person for every day missed. Children are required to begin
fasting from the age of puberty.

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Although fasting is beneficial to health, it is regarded
principally as a method of spiritual self purification. For example, by
cutting oneself off from worldly comforts, a fasting person gains
greater sympathy with those who go hungry, thereby becoming a more
compassionate and generous person.

At the end of Ramadan, Muslims
celebrate Eid Al-Fitr. The entire community comes together for special
prayers and to congratulate each other. The rest of the day is typically
spent visiting friends and family, enjoying time together.

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هذه تعريف بسيط بالاسلام ورمضان أمل ان تنشروها وتعرّفوا بالاسلام في المواقع الاجتماعية مثل
تويتر. فايس بوك ....الخ
حتى نعلم و نٌريَ غير المسلمين ما هو الاسلام السمح.

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