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<h1>FASTING:</h1>
<p>
Fasting is obligatory upon every sane, post-pubescent Muslim, capable of fasting the month of RAMADAN
other than women observing their monthly menses or post-partum bleeding.</p>
<p>Able children should be ordered to fast
in order to become accustomed to its practice
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<h2>The time of Ramadan's commencement is known by one of two signs:</h2>
<p>
1) Sighting the new moon by a trustworthy Muslim, male or female;</p>
<p> 2) Completing the thirty days of the month of Sha'ban.</p>
<p>The time of the obligatory fast is from Fajr until Maghrib. The person should have the intention to fast before Fajr.
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<h2>The Nullifiers of the Fast:</h2>
<p>
The fast is nullified by the following:
1) Sexual intercourse in the vagina. one must make up that day and expiate the sin of this act
by <h4> A) Freeing a slave </h4>
<h4> B) Fast two(2) consecutive months. </h4>
<h4> C) Feed sixty(60) poor people; </h4></p>
<p> 2) Ejaculation due to kissing, hugging or masturbation. etc
There is nothing due for a person who has wet dream;</p>
<p> 3) Eating or drinking something intentionally.
If someone does so forgetting that he is fasting,
the fast remains correct (and he continues the fast till sunset);</p>
<p> 4) Letting blood, by means such as cupping or blood donation.
A little amount for a medical examination and unintentional bleeding,
like a wound, does not nullify the fast;</p>
5) Intentional vomiting;
<h2>Fasting is not nullified by the following:</h2>
<p> * Dust entering one's throat; </p>
<p> * Water unintentionally comes to one's throat while washing his mouth; </p>
<p> * Ejaculation due to thinking about desire; </p>
<p> * Wet dreams; </p>
<p> * Unintentional bleeding; </p>
<p> * Unintentional vomiting; </p>
<p> If someone eats thinking that it is night and then it becomes clear that
is the day , he must make up for that day
</p>
<p> If he eats doubting the coming of the dawn, thinking that it is still
night-time, his fast is still valid, but if he eats not certain about
the setting of the sun,</p>
<p>and it happens to still be daytime, he must make up for that day
</p>
<h2>Those Allowed not to Fast:</h2>
<p> * It is prohibited for a person not to fast unless he has a legitimate excuse. </p>
<p> * Women in their monthly menses and post-partum bleeding must break the fast. </p>
<p> * When saving someone's life is conditional on breaking a person's fast,
it is obligatory upon that person to break his fast. </p>
<p> * It is sunnah for the traveller to break his fast if the journey is long
enough to allow shortened prayers and if fasting is difficult for him. </p>
<p> * It is also sunnah for a sick person not to fast if he fears that fasting
might cause him harm. </p>
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