Abdul Nasir Jangda – Ramadan FAQs #02

			Bismillah Alhamdulillah wa Salatu was Salam ala rasulillah Allah alihi wa sahbihi edge marine
Assalamu alaykum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu Welcome back to a another session of Ramadan FAQs,
where every day hamdulillah we try to answer the questions that y'all have. So Mashallah folks have
been submitting a ton of questions. And so in sha Allah, to the best of our ability, we're logging
on here every day to try to answer the questions that y'all have. So as I do, or I've we've only had
one session so far, but insha Allah, I'm going to try as much as possible to separate the questions
into different categories.
		

			So the first category is fasting, I figured we would start with questions about fasting, because
obviously, that's the most relevant. So some assister asked the question that what is the fit of
fasting while breastfeeding, if a woman is worried about milk supply, so if there is a sister who is
nursing a baby, right, particularly the mother, obviously, but if there is a woman that is nursing a
baby, and she is concerned about the issue of fasting, while she is nursing the baby, and the impact
and the effect that that might have on her, and subsequently the baby as well, then for that reason,
she is excused from fasting.
		

			She is excused from fasting on that day, but it will fall under the ruling of we're in control
murder, Allah suffer it, excuse me, from Ghana, minko Marie's been suffering for the two min a
Yemen,
		

			that if you are sick, or you are traveling, then you are allowed to not fast on that day that you
were sick, or you're traveling, and you can make up that day after Ramadan is over.
		

			All right, so for that particular reason, um, it would be permissible for that woman for that sister
to not fast while she is nursing. And then but what's very important is that she should keep track
of how many fasts she was not able to keep. And she will have that number of fasts to make up after
the month of Ramadan is over. And once she is capable, she's no longer nursing, for example, and
she's now able to keep her fast once again. So that is the ruling and the understanding with that
issue. All right.
		

			The next thing, I'm somebody mentioned in the comments, and again, I try to stick to the questions
as much as possible. However, sometimes a comment or something will pop up on the feed, and I want
to acknowledge it, because I think it's interesting, and it might be beneficial to address it for
everyone. So someone mentioned the comment that a lot of times,
		

			you know, there will be a dynamic where someone is not fasting, someone is not fasting, and they are
excused from doing so. And other people will sometimes, um, you know, I don't know how to say it,
the person mentioned, they will be shamed for not fasting, so someone is sick, or someone is
traveling, and due to that reason, they are not fasting, right, and they're completely valid in
doing so the Quran says so, okay, but what will happen is that some other people, you know, they'll
say that, oh, you know, I fast all the time while I'm traveling. So you don't need to not be
fasting. And that's not right. And that's not good. And so it's very important to remember the
		

			principle here.
		

			When Islam gives us a valid dispensation, a concession, then to each their own, whoever wants to
take it can take it, and whoever does not want to take it doesn't have to, but one person cannot
necessarily say that what they are doing is better and superior to what the other person is doing.
And there's an actual evidence in regards to this. There's a decent body. So during the eighth year
of hedgerow, the eighth year of the prophets, Allah
		

			Residents in the city of Medina, he traveled to
		

			Mecca it was of course the conquest of Mecca for Tameka. And as the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam was going to Mecca.
		

			It was the month of Ramadan. So it's the Prophet somebody some in 10,000 Muslims going to Mecca for
the conquest of Makkah, and he was fasting. It was a month of Ramadan. So they started off in the
proselytism fasted, the first half of the journey, some Sahaba took the concession, and we're not
fasting, intending to make them up afterwards, some looking at the prophets Allah did, some were
fasting, and something occurred, some of the companions who were fasting, they started to, you know,
a reprimand, if you will, or they started to, you know, kind of get on the case of those who are
taking the concession to not fast on those days, they started telling them you know, this hot right
		

			and you shouldn't be fasting and etc, etc. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam felt that he
needed to address this issue, and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in a hadith bouhanni very
famously said, they simply that ability asahiyama is suffering, that fasting while you're traveling,
even though you have the excuse to not fast that day and make it up afterwards. But fasting on that
day on which you are traveling does not necessarily make you more pious, make you better make you
more righteous, then the person who he chooses to take the concession and not fast on that day. So
very interestingly, we actually have a statement from the profits a lobbyist that I'm addressing
		

			this issue. Okay, so, I wanted to mention that. Now we have some questions about Zakat in video.
Okay, Vidya is once again to just quickly explain the terminology and if you go to the column
YouTube channel, you will find there a very lengthy detailed program that we did about preparing for
the month of Ramadan Ramadan prep webinar, and in that the very first session is the session I
conducted about the fic of fasting, the technicalities, the rules of fasting in the month of
Ramadan. So please do go and check that out. It was about a 30 minute session. So it should not be
too difficult to go through. But when a person is it either very, very elderly, to where they no
		

			longer possess the physical capability of fasting or they are terminally ill or they are chronically
ill, where they just do not have physically the ability to fast and nor will are they expected to
have that ability in the future.
		

			Well, Alina UT hola who philia Thomas King then in that case, in that scenario, that person is
excused from fasting. That person is excused from fasting. That person, no longer fasts, but instead
what they have to do is that they pay for video, what is 50 FPS basically $10 for every day that
they are not able to fast $10 for every day that they are not able to fast right so for the whole
month of Ramadan, it would be about $300 and that money should go towards feeding those that are in
need feeding the poor feeding the hungry. Okay, so that is the ruling. Now, somebody asked a
question that my sister is not able to fast due to health conditions so handle on LS find out how to
		

			make it easy. However, she's low income barely earning enough to support her daughter and son that
she has to give Vidia for not fasting. ly you can leave a lagoon Epson, Ella was Aha, write the rule
is that God does not obligate anyone beyond their capacity. So technically speaking, because this
person cannot fast due to health reasons, chronic illness, they don't have to fast they have to give
the video but if that person is not have the financial, you know, situation where they can afford to
pay the video, then of course they are excused. Then of course they are excused. God does not burden
anyone beyond their capacity. And there's also a reference to this as well. There was a Bedouin man
		

			who came to the prophet to lobby some a little bit of a different scenario, but he had violated a
fast of Ramadan. He had deliberately broken violated a festival Ramadan. And the prophets Allah when
it came to the prophets, a lot of the prophets, a lot of them told him you have to pay a penalty.
And one of the options of the penalty is finance, financial, they have to give you have to feed this
many 60 Misaki 6460 people in need. And he said, I am maybe the poorest person that I know of. And
so then the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said then, you know essentially the gist of it was
that
		

			Excuse, he ended up giving him some money and said, take it home to your family, and that's fine. So
we do have evidence for the fact that if somebody just does not have the finances to pay for it,
then you know, of course Allah does not obligate them to do that which they are not capable of
doing. Okay.
		

			Let's answer
		

			a question about spirituality. Because every day I want to answer some technical questions. But
there are also these questions pertaining to, you know, Ramadan and spirituality. So someone sent in
a very lengthy question, but it's very,
		

			it's very interesting. All right, and I wanted to share with someone, I wanted to share it with
everyone. This person said that I know that the scholar say that we should push ourselves more in
Ramadan, but I feel burned out. There is no environment of spirituality in Ramadan ness, where this
person is, I'm the only one that can fasten. I'm a caretaker for my parents. And on top of that, I
have to manage the house and go to school, and I'm burned out and exhausted. So hon Allah May Allah
make it easier for you.
		

			I'm becoming resentful of have you know, people, talks about like some people who are not helping
out and other people who are able to, you know, just go about their lives however they want. It's
hard to keep. It's hard to keeping the Ramadan spirit going. When there's no motivation around me.
This person mentions that I watched a column and routes, broadcasts and programs, but I still
struggle. My bada is cut short, because I'm always needed.
		

			You know, every time this person probably starts to pray, you know, the period the people that they
are taking care of need something.
		

			It's hard for me to stand and pray because I'm sleep deprived and can't remember half of what I'm
saying in summer. So what my syllabi accepted, and my sinful for being resentful? How can I make the
most of Ramadan and have Allah love me, despite my circumstances, a lot more.
		

			So
		

			first and foremost, right, um, something that this person said jumped out at me. They mentioned
that, you know, this person is a caretaker for their parents, and I'm assuming they're elderly, sick
parents.
		

			I need you to understand something, um, whoever this person is, that, first and foremost, Allah
subhanaw taala. When he talks about our obligations within the Quran, Waka darbuka your Lord had has
decreed your Lord has decreed
		

			Allah Abu Illa Yeah. That you never ever worship anyone other than Allah wamena Why did any Asana
and that you are good and dutiful and kind and compassionate to your parents.
		

			In my beloved indical Kibera, huduma Aki LACMA for Allah tala of when they reach an elderly age.
Both of them are one of them. Do not take off to them.
		

			But Allah Colin Karima say nice things. Well, Fiddler imagina Halima Rama be compassionate and
merciful to them care for them well quarter of their honeymoon maka Madam biani cider and make the
ion take Allah have mercy on them. Like they had mercy on me when I was small, when I was a baby.
		

			What you are doing,
		

			in terms of caring for your parents, serving them is one of it's an obligation.
		

			And it's one of the most important and remarkable deeds and actions that one can do.
		

			May Allah forgive me if I
		

			maybe speak to brashly in what I'm about to say, and if I'm crossing any kind of a line, but I
honestly do not feel like I am.
		

			If there is a person who
		

			prays, you know, five times a day in the masjid, and they pray hundreds of records of no orphan
every single day. And they, you know, read, you know, 10 verses of the Quran every day.
		

			And the list goes on and on. Just imagine every kind of act of worship a person could be doing. This
is literally maybe the most, you know, busy person with acts of worship that you've ever seen in
your life. Okay.
		

			Then this person has people in their lives who need that.
		

			This person he, for example, has people in his life who need him.
		

			He's got elderly parents who can't, you don't get out of bed and get water.
		

			You know, he's got people who desperately
		

			You need him
		

			and he cannot be bothered about that doesn't have time for it not that this person is not able to be
there, you know, for whatever the reason No, no, this person just does not have time for this does
not want to make time for this. And they're in need. And he can see that and he knows that and he's
aware of that.
		

			But he Mashallah is like no, no,
		

			I have to be at the masjid from this hour to this hour. And I gotta be praying this many records and
I gotta read this much Koran and therefore, I can't help with that.
		

			This is the part that I was saying that, you know, May Allah forgive me if I'm saying it too
strongly. But I am very concerned about this person's spiritual condition. And I'm very, I would not
want to be in that person's place when he has to stand before a lot and answer for what he did in
his life.
		

			All that Salah, and all that Quran and all that they care and all that.
		

			I'm not here to say that no, no, we should not do any, you know, worship and we should just only be
doing you know, service relate No, no,
		

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			the next step, you add your to Sunnah, fudger and your witted after Isha.
		

			We're talking about 10 minutes, five times a day.
		

			So that is a total of 15 minutes in a day, an hour in a day.
		

			You know, you throw in an extra 20 minutes or whatever for reading, some are on another 10 minutes,
from an hour and a half, to two hours a day at the most even That's a lot. In an hour a day a person
can be taking care of all of their obligations.
		

			But for somebody to say no, I'm going to spend another four or five hours in ritual acts of worship,
which are good, normally. But I have a lot of obligations and responsibilities. I got people who
depend on me, that God told me are my responsibility.
		

			And I'm going to ignore that to be more pious.
		

			That's a contradiction. So I'm digressing. I want to come back to this person's question. What
you're doing is amazing.
		

			And Allah subhanaw taala knows your circumstances better than you do.
		

			And Allah subhanaw taala will most definitely accept the worship that you are doing, and will reward
you for the service that you are doing. And please, please mark my words. I've seen this in lives of
other people, I've experienced things in my own life, that this good that you are doing, will of
course, you will be rewarded for it in the life of the hereafter. But you will see the benefit of it
here in this life. I'm telling you, you.
		

			So hang in there, stay strong, stay tough. Have a little mercy on yourself from time to time.
		

			And stay strong and know that your Ramadan is amazing. May Allah bless you, may Allah reward you and
Allah make it easy for you.
		

			Okay, someone is now some prayer related questions because we always get a lot of questions about
Salah when reciting a sutra leading the prayer. Can you repeat the verse two or three times to
emphasize it? Yes, you can. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is authentically reported as
having done so so yes, you absolutely can.
		

			Someone is asking, Are there any rules surrounding reading only part reading only a part of a surah
during the prayer.
		

			There's no real particular rules, some of the scholars and I would recommend this, I'm of the same
opinion that some of the scholars have the opinion that you want to recite at the very least one
lengthy verse or three small verses. So you really want to recite out to her in each Raka but it can
pretty much be from anywhere in the Quran. As far as keeping it in the sequence of the Quran there.
That's even not really an obligation. It's, it's good, because you're not confusing yourself or
other people by keeping it in sequence. But ultimately, it's not really even obligate obligatory.
There's no consequences if you recite something from the 15th Jews in a second. Are you reciting
		

			something from the fifth Jews? There's no consequences to that. Well, luckily,
		

			and Allah knows best.
		

			So
		

			someone is asking a question about our okay.
		

			Our questions are very, very important. Especially in Ramallah, there's a lot of emphasis,
rightfully so bomb making. Do
		

			So someone's asking you a question about making God, how or when should we verbalize the situation?
that we're making a six out of four when we're praying to is to hire a doula during, after or before
the doula. So ideally, you do it during the day. You can think about it, or even verbalize it. You
don't have to verbalize it. You can think about it. But while you're reading that, too, I was Sahara
lemania, sahid. Okabe myka Stouffer De Luca erotica. Well as I look I'm in for the clouding for
indicateur de la de la Mola are the one to alemu villa in Quinta, Alamin, Havel, Umrah, Hayden leafy
Dini on the ice hockey, but to me, when you're making that dry, you're right there at that point of
		

			it, or overall, even if you don't fully understand the translation of it yet. But I have a resource
for you, if you do not fully understand the translation of it. And that is, if you go to YouTube,
and you just study, study, if you search for how to do is to hora, if you go to YouTube, and you
search how to do is to harder, you will find
		

			a very detailed presentation that I gave a long time ago.
		

			And
		

			you'll have all the details and all the information that you need in order to make it secara. All
right.
		

			Here's me
		

			just trying to find it here. I'm sure the link
		

			Yeah. istikhara. How to and why is Sephora, how to and why. So inshallah, check it out, take a give
it a listen in sha Allah, and it will give you the detailed instructions on how you can go about and
doing that. I'm just sharing the link here real quickly. So everyone has it in sha Allah in the
lightoller. Alright.
		

			I've shared the link on Facebook and YouTube. And I'll post it here as well. I don't know if
everyone can grab it from here. But it's very simple. If you just go online and you search column is
taharah you'll find electric insha Allah. Okay? So the answer is that while you're reading that da
of a Sephora, this application with Sephora, that's when you want to be thinking about or you can
also kind of say it out loud, but at the very least thinking about the issue that you are making is
taharah. In regards to I keep wanting us to follow for those who don't know, is Sahara is a prayer
that one that is recommended to us by the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam
		

			that whenever we have a decision to make, and we're trying to figure out a situation, that it's a
prayer that we can do and adore supplication that we can make that makes it easier for us to be able
to make that decision. luck, autonomy. So up. Okay.
		

			With that, I have a couple of
		

			Okay, so someone is asking a question online. Can you please talk about succot? Do we have to pay to
God for the house as well? And all the thing, what are all the things that come and check out? So
real quickly? To answer your question brother out if you do not have to be set up for the house that
you live in, you do not have to. Okay, number two, we have once again that same lecture, I'll refer
you to where we had a very good detailed online webinar about how to prepare for the month of
Ramadan Ramadan prep webinar. So if you go to the column YouTube channel, you will find that program
there that we conducted, making this the best Ramadan, I have it right here, and I'm going to share
		

			once again over here with everyone. So if you go there, you watch it. The second part of the second
presentation in the program was conducted by Mufti Hussein Kimani, one of our instructors here at
column, and he specifically talked about all the technicalities, rules and regulations of paying
zakat. So you'll find all the information there that you need in sha Allah, so please do check that
out. Okay, so I have a couple of announcements that I want to make. Before inshallah we wrap up the
program for today. First and foremost, tomorrow at 2pm Central Time, that's 3pm. Eastern time, we're
going to be having an amazing webinar about the greatest night about Layla to other the last 10
		

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each other in the night of power, we're going to be going
		

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