Ramadhan Mubarik! (1 Viewer)

Il Re

Il Re

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Jan 13, 2005
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Rami said:
Happy Ramadhan you all...

Oh and Ze, when travelling, you are not "not allowed", but rather have the permit not to fast;)
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what counts as travelling? and even if you get let off, dont you have to make it up anyway?
 
Rami

Rami

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Dec 24, 2004
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Il Re said:
what counts as travelling? and even if you get let off, dont you have to make it up anyway?
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1- What scholars count as travelling differ, but I believe most agree that around 80 Kilometers is considered travelling.
2-Yes you have to make it up on a non-Ramadan day...
 
Rami

Rami

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Dec 24, 2004
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CauldronWench said:
Hey guys question, why are you not permitted to fast when travelling?
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Its the other way around risa, fasting is obligatory for muslims, however since travelling could be hectic and tiresome, we have a permit to NOT fast. However its a choice up to us, its not like its forbidden to fast while travelling. Of course, we have to make up the day we didn't fast after Ramadhan.
 

Muha

The Head Physio
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Feb 25, 2004
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1- Saying ' la Ilaha illa allah, Mohammed rasool allah'.. which means there is no god but allah, and Mohammed is his prophet.
2- Praying
3- giving Zakah.. Zakah is any sort of donation (e.g money or food)
4- fasting Ramadhan
5- Haj.. which is pilgrimage to Mecca (the Muslim's holyest City ).. (Only if you can do so)
 
mikhail

mikhail

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Jan 24, 2003
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Jeeks said:
Why is it obligatory?
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It's pretty normal for religions to have obligatory events. Plenty of holy days of obligation (to go to mass) within the Catholic church for example.

May all our Muslim members have a good Ramadhan.

And remember, be excellent to each other.
 
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