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Nausheen
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Posted: 05 September 2010 at 7:59pm |
Bismillah,
Assalamualiakum wa rahmatullah dear Divya,
MashAllah I am so happy for you that you were able to fast this year. May Allah accept your fasting and prayers, and increase you in the light of His deen, ameen. Hope everything goes well till the day of Eid!!
Would you also be fasting the first 6 days of shawwal
Don't worry, I m not here to overburden you. But if you do get a chance to do, all benefit is yours.
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Wishing you and yours a happy Eid!!
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Divya_Mohammed
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Assalam Alaikum to all
Thanks to the encouragement from family and friends and with the Blessings of Almighty Allah, I have been able to successfully observe Fasting during the Holy month of Ramadhan so far, despite being pregnant. Hope I have his continued blessings to complete the remaining days upto Eid, without a break.
Fortunately there is no issue of periods this time around, being pregnant and I am now confident to complete my fasting and continue my religious duties.
Ramadhan, so far, has been the most rewarding experience in my life.
Allah Hafiz
Divya Mohammed Iyer
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Divya_Mohammed
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Assalam Alaikum Sister Seekshidayath,
Thank you so much for your valuable information. It is clear to me now, as Islam is flexible enough to grant the leniency to a woman.
With the Blessings of Allah, I am of good health and my children also are growing well in the womb. I am also not anemic luckily.
I am confident that I shall be able to undertake fasting without endangering my own health or that of my daughter and son. I shall check up with a Muslima doctor and shall undertake Fasting during Ramadhan.
Hope I have a chance to undertake Fasting and fulfill one of the responsibilities, as a Muslim.
Allah Hafiz
Divya Mohammed Iyer
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seekshidayath
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Also this :
http://www.islam-qa.com/en/ref/50005 |
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Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: �All the descendants of Adam are sinners, and the best of sinners are those who repent."
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seekshidayath
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Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: �All the descendants of Adam are sinners, and the best of sinners are those who repent."
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Divya_Mohammed
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Assalam Alaikum
Please read my pregnancy since 15 weeks not months, which is erraneous
Allah Hafiz
Divya
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Divya_Mohammed
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Assalam Alaikum,
I am a New Convert to Islam since the last three and half months and wish to lead the life of a pious Muslim woman. I was a Hindu Brahmin girl from Tamilnadu India before I married my Muslim Husband about 15 months back. Since my wedding I am living with my husband and in-laws.
Although technically I became a Muslim in official records before wedding I was following Hinduism for over one year, as my Husband always told me that in Islam there is no compulsion in religion. As a result, I did not fast during last year Ramadhan.
I am now pregnant with twins and in my 15th month. Since my pregnancy, I became a pure Muslim and renounced my earlier faith Hinduism , as thanksgiving to Allah for giving me the total satisfaction of nurturing two healthy Muslim babies inside my body.
I wish to know if it is compulsory to fast during the coming Holy Ramadhan month. Alternatively, is it haram if I fast, lest i do not fail in my motherly duties of nurturing my unborn babies. Or is it optional for me to fast, if I could ? Or can i fast on those days when I can and stop when I cannot.
Can any knowledgeable sister help me to guide me please ?
Allah Hafiz
Divya Mohammed Iyer
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cliffykat
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Nausheen, Thank-you for your kind words. They do comfort me. I will do as you say and forget my sadness. May Allah Bless you as well during Ramadan!
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