Q: We went for umrah in Ramadhaan. We left a few days after Ramadhaan started.
South Africa fasted 30 days. Saudi also fasted 30 days. But they started Ramadhaan and finished one day earlier.
Because we were in Saudi for Eid, we only fasted 29 days in total actually.
So, do we need to keep qaza of one fast, because both countries had full 30 days but due to spending Eid in Saudi we only fasted 29?
Q: In Country A, the date is 30th Ramadhaan. In Country B, it is the day of Eid. A traveler will depart after Fajr from Country A and arrive before Maghrib in Country B. What should he do? Should he fast that day?
Q: How exactly should I spend my Ramadhaan? I really want to make a difference in myself and my life, but what should I do that will help with my character so I can improve in Ramadhaan and after Ramadhaan as well? Also, what other ibaadah can I perform besides nafl salaah?
Q: Is it permissible to eat and drink in front of someone who is fasting?
Q: Would Allah accept your fasting in Ramadan if you recieve and give riba (usury) and receive income which is based on selling alochol products?
Q: When having a cough and wanting to fast (nafl fast), phlegm has to be spit out of the mouth. Can a person fast in this case?
Q: Is there any mention in the Quran or Hadith that whoever does not abstain from bad deeds during fasting, it is just as if he is starving himself?
Q: It is said that we ladies should fast before and on the days of the Ijtima. Is this true? And should the men as well?
Q: Is there any basis for fasting the entire month of Rajab and Shabaan together with Ramadhaan?
Q: The Prophet (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said that the dua of a fasting person is answered. It's borne on the clouds and the gates of heaven are opened for it, and Allah (Ta'ala) says "By my glory, I will grant you help even if it may be after sometime". Can I fast with the intention that my dua will be answered, or is that disliked? Any help will be greatly appreciated.