Zakir Naik – Implications of Tawheed in Fasting
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The fourth pillar of Islam is fasting, which is necessary for health and learning. This pillar is designed to increase the body's capacity to produce powerful body parts, including the desert and taqwa. The series of 60-ish episodes gives a detailed understanding of the importance of fasting during odd times, including the cycle of Easter.AI: Transcript ©
The 4th pillar of Islam, that is storm,
that is Ramadan,
that every lunar year in the month of
Ramadan, you have to fast, abstain from food,
drink, and * from dawn to sunset.
It's an all oiling of your body once
a year.
Allah says in the Quran in Suri Baqarah
chapter 2 verse 183
That Allah has prescribed for you fasting
as yet prescribed to people beef people before
you so that you may learn self restraint,
so that you may learn piety, so that
you may learn taqwa.
So the main purpose of fasting,
the 4th pillar of Islam,
it's not for dieting.
The main reason is. Twin giz.
And other reasons are there, but the main
number one reason is.
By the time your health will increase everything,
but that is secondary.
That's the desert, not the main dish.
The main dish of fasting is
increasing taqwa.
I have a series of Ramadan with doctor
Sarker. It's a long series
of 62 episodes
of half an hour. 64 episodes, 32 hour
series.
It gives the details how does
tawhid,
only during Ramadan,
it implicates your life. What are the implications?
It's for 32 hours.
Series of 32 hours.
With doctor Zakir.
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