Al-Quran English Tag: Al-Baqarah 2:183-185

Ramadan fasting is important to Muslims. Its history and purpose are significant. The Quran tells followers to fast like their ancestors did.

Fasting is more than just abstaining from food and drink. It instills in believers self-control and piety; Self-discipline promotes consciousness and awareness of actions and intentions.

The Quran defines Ramadan fasting days. If someone is unable to fast due to illness or travel, they can make up the fasts later. If fasting is tough for you, feed a poor person instead. Allah's flexibility demonstrates that He understands human limitations.

Muslims fast throughout the fasting month to draw closer to Allah and to remember the Quran.

Allah prefers ease over hardship for His followers. He suggests ending the fasting days and thanking God for His guidance. This reminds believers that spirituality should not be a burden, but rather a road to Allah.

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