Does crying break your fast?
No, crying does not break your fast. Tears, a runny nose and red eyes are fine; just wipe away tears that reach your mouth. Crying in Islam explained.
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Fasting rules, what breaks the fast, long summer days and Ramadan at work or school. Short, honest answers for new Muslims.
No, crying does not break your fast. Tears, a runny nose and red eyes are fine; just wipe away tears that reach your mouth. Crying in Islam explained.
Yes, you can use mouthwash while fasting if you spit it all out and swallow none. Accidental swallowing, scholars' views, and a safe Ramadan routine.
Yes, deliberate masturbation breaks your fast according to the four schools. What to do: make up the day, take a ghusl, repent; most say no kaffarah.
Yes, you can sleep all day while fasting and your fast stays valid, but you must still wake up for Dhuhr and Asr. How to balance rest in Ramadan.
Muslims fast on Mondays and Thursdays because deeds are shown to Allah on those days and the Prophet ﷺ was born on a Monday.
No, Muslims shouldn't single out Friday alone for a voluntary fast. Add Thursday or Saturday; Arafah and make-up days on Friday are fine.
Voluntary fasts in Islam include Arafah, Ashura, six days of Shawwal, Mondays and Thursdays, and the white days. A simple guide for all.
The six days of Shawwal are voluntary fasts after Ramadan that bring the reward of a full year. When to fast them and missed-day rules.
Say "Ramadan Mubarak" or "Ramadan Kareem" to someone during Ramadan. Other kind phrases, how to reply, and what to avoid saying.
It depends: normal hunger is part of fasting, but if you feel faint or unwell you may break your fast and make it up later, with no sin.
Yes, you can pray taraweeh at home, alone or with family. Why it's valid, home vs mosque views, and how many rak'ahs to pray.
The last ten nights of Ramadan are the month's most blessed nights, holding Laylat al-Qadr. When they start and how to worship in them.