Comments on: Purpose of fasting in Islam http://thenexus.tk/purpose-fasting-islam/ Feed your brain ... Fri, 23 Mar 2012 12:49:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Mohamed Salih P http://thenexus.tk/purpose-fasting-islam/#comment-8814 Mohamed Salih P Thu, 12 Aug 2010 08:38:55 +0000 http://thenexus.tk/?p=994#comment-8814 Dear Brother Donace, ...your article is simply amazing. It is Precise and what will lead you to do a self-renewal. May the Almighty Allah reward you in this life and hereafter for this wonderful work. May the Almighty Allah guide us in the straight path and forgive us our sins. With best regards Mohamed Salih Dear Brother Donace,

…your article is simply amazing. It is Precise and what will lead you to do a self-renewal.

May the Almighty Allah reward you in this life and hereafter for this wonderful work.

May the Almighty Allah guide us in the straight path and forgive us our sins.

With best regards

Mohamed Salih

]]> By: kamlajit bassi http://thenexus.tk/purpose-fasting-islam/#comment-3656 kamlajit bassi Sat, 05 Sep 2009 19:49:23 +0000 http://thenexus.tk/?p=994#comment-3656 Glad to see that fasting is not regarded as a chore ! There is alot of misunderstanding and misinformation about the principles behind Ramadan,especially in secular socities such as Britain.I was always uder the impression that the actual procedure wa best peformed as a group activity as opposed to a solitary one. kamaljit www.everythingislamicmuslim.net Glad to see that fasting is not regarded as a chore ! There is alot of misunderstanding and misinformation about the principles behind Ramadan,especially in secular socities such as Britain.I was always uder the impression that the actual procedure wa best peformed as a group activity as opposed to a solitary one.

kamaljit
http://www.everythingislamicmuslim.net

]]> By: Donace http://thenexus.tk/purpose-fasting-islam/#comment-3632 Donace Wed, 02 Sep 2009 09:57:53 +0000 http://thenexus.tk/?p=994#comment-3632 Hey Lynnea I'm glad the article helped clear some doubts; I too had some and this article was forwarded to me and that is why I chose to share it. Though yes the solitary opening of the fast is a lot more rewarding, however the joy of arranging to open the fast with all your family or people at the Masjid, that is another joy onto itself. I wish you luck with the next three weeks and inshallah you will come out of it a stronger person and a stronger Muslim. Arfan Hey Lynnea I’m glad the article helped clear some doubts; I too had some and this article was forwarded to me and that is why I chose to share it.

Though yes the solitary opening of the fast is a lot more rewarding, however the joy of arranging to open the fast with all your family or people at the Masjid, that is another joy onto itself.

I wish you luck with the next three weeks and inshallah you will come out of it a stronger person and a stronger Muslim.

Arfan

]]> By: Lynnea http://thenexus.tk/purpose-fasting-islam/#comment-3630 Lynnea Wed, 02 Sep 2009 00:42:53 +0000 http://thenexus.tk/?p=994#comment-3630 I was very happy to read this article as a revert I have struggled with this for alot of my time. Somedays it seems easier than others, but on heavy work days with the kids and such it feels harder. But there is a joy and peace when the break fast occurs in the eve...I like almost the solitary times when I am alone and can start with dates and warm milk like the propphet. These oddly enough are my favorite times, the time alone with the breaking of first meal in the eve. It is a quiet time a place for peace. I do also love the gatherings on Saturday here in our community with the potllucks and prayer. That is wonderful that they can happen more frequently and the visiting. I am happy to do this but sometimes I struggle with this. It would be interesting to know if anyone else has had this issue as well. The hardest is the giving up of water. I am glad that you talked about the purpose and I read an article too that stated and reminded me that the fast should be very private so that no one would know....then it becomes a more personal experience. Continue the good work for this was a needed supoort in my faith walk. Peace - Lynnea I was very happy to read this article as a revert I have struggled with this for alot of my time. Somedays it seems easier than others, but on heavy work days with the kids and such it feels harder. But there is a joy and peace when the break fast occurs in the eve…I like almost the solitary times when I am alone and can start with dates and warm milk like the propphet. These oddly enough are my favorite times, the time alone with the breaking of first meal in the eve.

It is a quiet time a place for peace. I do also love the gatherings on Saturday here in our community with the potllucks and prayer. That is wonderful that they can happen more frequently and the visiting. I am happy to do this but sometimes I struggle with this. It would be interesting to know if anyone else has had this issue as well. The hardest is the giving up of water.

I am glad that you talked about the purpose and I read an article too that stated and reminded me that the fast should be very private so that no one would know….then it becomes a more personal experience.

Continue the good work for this was a needed supoort in my faith walk.

Peace – Lynnea

]]> By: Donace http://thenexus.tk/purpose-fasting-islam/#comment-3622 Donace Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:55:14 +0000 http://thenexus.tk/?p=994#comment-3622 I'll add that to my list of things to eat when I come visit you in India ;) I’ll add that to my list of things to eat when I come visit you in India ;)

]]> By: Amit http://thenexus.tk/purpose-fasting-islam/#comment-3621 Amit Mon, 31 Aug 2009 16:27:01 +0000 http://thenexus.tk/?p=994#comment-3621 Happy Ramadhan and I really enjoy the Haleem in Hyderabad. Happy Ramadhan and I really enjoy the Haleem in Hyderabad.

]]> By: Rajaie AlKorani http://thenexus.tk/purpose-fasting-islam/#comment-3600 Rajaie AlKorani Sat, 29 Aug 2009 22:13:54 +0000 http://thenexus.tk/?p=994#comment-3600 Hey buddy, Ramadan Kareem :-) Hey buddy, Ramadan Kareem :-)

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