Ahsan Hanif – The A-Z of Ramadan 02 – Fasting ABC

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one of the most common questions that you get during Ramadan is about some of the most basic aspects
of Ramadan. So in this very short video, inshallah I will give to you the ABC of fasting and the ABC
that we need to know about in this month of Ramadan. The very first issue is the issue of intention.
This is something which confuses a lot of people, do we have just one intention for the whole month
of Ramadan? Or do we need to continuously renew this intention each and every single day for each
		

			day of fasting, and the strongest opinion and the more correct opinion is that we need to have a new
intention for fasting each and every day of Ramadan. So at the beginning of Ramadan, you have a
general intention that you're going to fetch the whole month of Ramadan, but then for every single
day, in the night before you start fasting before fudger, you make a new intention that you're going
to fast on that day. And that's what the prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was referring to in the
Hadith, Whosoever doesn't make the intention from the night, then he has no fasting or she has no
fasting. So this is the first very important point. The second point, or one of the most common
		

			questions and FAQs that you get concerning fasting and Ramadan, is the do's and the don'ts. What
can't you do? What will break your fast especially to make this very easy, there are three things
that will break your fast food, drink. And now two relations. These are the three general
categories. Now how do you define this very easily, very simply, when it comes to Mao to relations,
anything, which is Mao to relations will break your fasting, but anything which arouses your desire
is also something which a person should stay away from. So one of the common questions you get is,
is a husband allowed to kiss his wife or vice versa? Can we, for example, hug one another, and so on
		

			and so forth. Anything which arouses the desire, then it's something which should be left off in the
state of fasting, it is something which is disliked, because it may lead to more than just a simple
case, or a simple embrace. So if, for example, it doesn't need to arousal of desire. For example, a
child hugging their parents, or, for example, two brothers, they meet one another or two sisters
meet one another, and they embrace or they shake hands or something like this, then insha Allah,
that's fine. But anything which leads to arousal is something which should, which we should avoid in
the state of fasting. The second issue when it comes to food and drink, what is the criteria for
		

			this because one of the most common questions that we get concerning Ramadan is can we use
toothpaste? Can we use eyedrops? Can we get a vaccination whilst we're fasting? What about if you're
a diabetic can you use insulin? The very simple criteria for this is that we need to be aware of
food and drink, we need to be aware of two criteria. Number one is something which enters the body,
it reaches the inside of your body. So it's not just something which is on the surface like a lotion
or like a cream, but it enters into your body. And the second thing is that it gives you some type
of sustenance, it nourishes you, if it if it meets these two criteria, then it will break your fast
		

			and is not allowed in the state of fasting. So for example, toothpaste, toothpaste, even though he
may enter into your mouth, it is entered into your body, nor does it nourish you. And so therefore
toothpaste is allowed likewise, eyedrops ear drops, a person is asthmatic, they can use an inhaler.
If you need to get a vaccination, even though when enters the body, it's not something which will
provide nourishment, for example, someone needs to give blood and so they take blood out insha Allah
also that is fine. However, if it is something like insulin which does nourish the body, and it
gives it some type of sustenance, then this won't be allowed. And so for someone that needs constant
		

			and regular incident, for example, they wouldn't be allowed to fast in the month of Ramadan, but
rather, they would have to move on to the issue of expiation. What is expiation? This is also a very
common question, when you speak about expiation, really, there are mainly three types of people.
Number one, is the person who is ill, or they have an illness or they're traveling or for example, a
woman is on her monthly cycle. All of these people are allowed to stop fasting. In fact, the one who
is managed on her menstrual periods, it is not even allowed for her to fast, but the person who is
traveling or sick, it is allowed for them to miss that they are fasting, what do they do what is
		

			expiation? They make up another day after the month of Ramadan finishes. And so they just make up
one day for every day that they missed in the month of Ramadan. That's the first one. The second
type of explanation of for those people who can't fast at all, in the month of Ramadan, outside of
the month of Ramadan, like for example, the elderly people who are really old, failed weak people
who, for example, may have a permanent type of illness or disease. May Allah azza wa jal
		

			See was from that these are types of people who aren't able to fast at any point during the year. So
if the doctor says that they are unable to fast, then what do they do instead, they feed one poor
person per day, one poor person for every single day that they miss and this is something which
Allah refers to also in the Quran. The third category of expiation are is for the woman who is
pregnant or breastfeeding. And so the woman who is pregnant or breastfeeding, if she feels for
herself, meaning that if she fasts, she will become weakened, he may, he may affect her pregnancy or
for example, she is breastfeeding and she is unable to fast while she's breastfeeding, then for them
		

			also they are allowed to miss that fast and to make it up later insha Allah after the the pregnant
woman has given birth or the breastfeeding mother has stopped or finished breastfeeding. However, if
for example, the mother feels that the child is the one that will be harmed not now herself, but the
child will be the one that is harmed then some Spanish recommend an issue Allah it is the safer
opinion that not only does she make up the fast, but she also feeds one per person per day. So if
she feels harmful herself, she just makes up the fast but if it is harmful, the child that she feels
not for herself, then she also makes up the fast but she feeds one poor person per day and
		

			Mashallah, that is very sucks Sydney. The rulings of expiation. Jackman Lafave was Salam alaykum
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