Abdul Nasir Jangda – 30 Days 30 Questions about Ramadan – EP20

			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu this Abdi Nasir Jenga from Calum Institute coming to you,
once again with the special session of the column Hangout. 30 days 30 questions about the month of
Ramadan? So a question that we got quite a few times. And I'm sorry about answering this question a
little bit later in Ramadan, but we just got around to it. The question is, when do I stop eating?
So who? When do I stop eating my sanity? When do I stop eating? So who? So the answer to that
question is that the Quran tells us that is basically at the time of the break of dawn. And that is
basically the beginning time of the fudger prayer. Now, I'm going to answer this question based on
		

			my own personal circumstance here in Dallas, Texas, where I live. And that is, we don't have a
Masjid in our neighborhood, down the street from me calling the athon on a speaker system on a sound
system. So because of that, I don't hear the sound being called, what I basically have to rely upon
is the time of the beginning of the Federal prayer, and I can put an alarm for that or have an
Amazon app in my phone. But that's all irrelevant. Basically, I have to go by that time, the time of
the break of dawn, some people argue, well, it's the break of dawn, just go outside and figure it
out. The problem with that is as well, that we have a lot of light, and we have a lot of pollution
		

			and things like that. So a lot of times it's not so easy to identify the break of dawn in the
horizon by looking up at the sky yourself. So we rely upon the time that is basically told to us
		

			that this is the time of the break of dawn. So we rely upon those charts, the timetable that you get
from your Masjid, or your salon app in your phone. So to add on time for fudger is that time where
you have to stop eating and drinking. Now there's a couple of misconceptions here, there's first and
foremost, there's the issue of insock, here's the beginning time of fudger. Here's the beginning
time of or here's the time when you want to stop eating, that was a recommendation given by some
scholars, to basically I guess, to be a little bit more cautious, there is some difference of
opinion between scholars about exactly how we calculate the beginning time of so often fudge it to
		

			kind of steer clear of the difference of opinion. That's that little 10 or 15 minute window. So they
say you want to stop eating at this time. But we're recommending that fudger starts at that time.
That's, you know, something that there's a difference of opinion about so you can take that as it
is. But generally speaking, the ruling is the Quran mentions the prophets a lot. As I mentioned,
it's the beginning time of fudger. So that's the easy way to basically stick and go by that. But if
the mom in your community is recommending that you do implement the exact time, there's no harm in
following his recommendation, but that's what it is, it's a recommendation, the actual ruling is you
		

			stop eating when fudger time starts, because that would be the time for fudger regardless of when
your machine is calling the other. That's the second issue. The second issue is that even if you are
in an area in the neighborhood, or you're at the mercy of doing etica 4pm, and they are calling the
alarm, because you're in the machine, you can hear the alarm being called, it's not necessary that
the other than that the person calling the alarm will make the event at the exact minute when that
time of fudger begins. He might be making the 10 minutes before the fundraiser comma the fudger
Jamaat the congregational prayer, so you don't want to wait for them to start calling via them
		

			because he, you know, fudger time started just running around these numbers off funder time begins
at 5am. You pray fudger at 530 so the more than says are called the alarm at 515. And you ate until
you heard someone other than calling the oven. Well guess what you ate 15 minutes past the time of
where your fast began. Don't make that mistake, follow the time because the more than might not be
calling it the second time starts. The third misconception is a lot of times people are like No
brother I heard that there's a Hadith of the prophets. A lot of them said don't stop eating. When
you hear the event being called. That happens when you don't really confirm your information.
		

			There's a Hadith of the prophets a lot he said where he said, Do not stop eating when you hear
belies other than because Bilodeau the Allahu talana used to call the night as on the agenda would
signify that now it's time to start eating your food and wrapping your up wrapping up your worship
for the night. So beloved cozy at the end of night. prefetcher. So don't stop eating when you hear
but I'll call this add on, but wait for the azaan of Abdullah bin omac tune because Abdullah bin
tune he calls the add on for Salatin fudger and so that when you hear that on, stop eating and
drinking, so that's a quick breakdown of the issue of when do I stop eating so who, when fudger time
		

			starts, I hope and pray everyone's benefiting from the month of Ramadan. Does that come along later
on for tuning in. Again, remember, you can send in your questions. We got a few days
		

			Left sending some really good questions in sha Allah. You can tweet them to us. You can leave them
on our Facebook page. You can leave them in the comments of this video, or you can email them to us
questions at alum institute.org does akmola Hara was Salam aleikum wa rahmatullah wa barakato.