Laylatul Qadr, or the Night of Decree, is one of the most significant nights in Islam, marked by immense blessings and divine mercy. Allah has concealed its exact timing to encourage believers to strive in worship throughout the last ten nights of Ramadan. Let’s delve into its signs, virtues, and the wisdom behind its observance. […]
When Can a Pregnant Woman Break Her Fast in Ramadan?
Conditions for Breaking the Fast During Pregnancy Pregnant women are allowed to break their fast in Ramadan if they meet the following two conditions: Islamic Perspective on Breaking the Fast for Pregnant Women Fasting during Ramadan is obligatory for all Muslims, including pregnant women. However, Islamic law provides exceptions when fasting poses harm to the […]
Acts of Worship in the Month of Rajab
Rajab is one of the sacred months in Islam, coming just before the blessed month of Ramadan. Engaging in virtuous acts during Rajab prepares the heart for the spiritual journey ahead. Here are some recommended acts: Recommended Acts in Rajab Acts to Avoid in Rajab Some practices associated with Rajab have no basis in the […]
Sunnah Acts of Fasting
Sunnah Related to Suhoor and Iftar When fasting, whether during Ramadan or voluntary fasts, it is recommended to follow certain Sunnah practices that the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) observed. These etiquettes enhance the fast and multiply its reward: Sunnah Related to the Character of the Fasting Person Fasting is not merely […]
Guidelines for Fasting Outside Ramadan
Fasting in Islam is categorized into different rulings outside of Ramadan. Understanding these classifications helps Muslims observe their fasts appropriately. Categories of Non-Ramadan Fasting Understanding the various types of fasting beyond Ramadan is essential for Muslims striving to deepen their spiritual practice. Below are the main categories to keep in mind: Types of Voluntary Fasting […]
Nullifiers of Wudu for Women
In Islamic jurisprudence, Wudu (ablution) is a vital act of purification, symbolizing cleanliness and preparation for acts of worship. Derived from the Arabic word “وضاءة” (wada’ah), meaning brightness and cleanliness, Wudu involves washing specific body parts with pure water. It is a prerequisite for certain acts of worship, like prayer and Tawaf (circumambulating the Kaaba). […]