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1. R A M A D A N F A S T I N G :
K N O W T H E R I G H T W A Y T O T A K E S E H R I A N D I F T A R I

2. "When the month of Ramadan
starts, the gates of the heaven are
opened, and the gates of Hell are
closed, and the devils are chained."
-Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
[Sahih al Bukhari 1899]

3. Sawm: The Pillar of Islam
 One of the Five Pillars of Islam.
 The foundational acts of Ibadat for
Muslims.
 Muslims fast from dawn until
sunset.
 Abstain from food, drink, and
intimate relations.
 After this one month of self-control,
wish each other Eid Mubarak!

4. How Prophet (PBUH) Used to
Start and Break His Fast?
 The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) used to
start his fast with Suhoor (pre-dawn
meal).
 After Suhoor, he would observe his
prayer.
 He used to break his Sawm before
performing Maghrib prayer.
 He used to take three fresh date fruits or
three dry dates in Iftar.
 He would take three draughts of water if
there were no dry date fruits.

5. Suhoor Dua
“Wa bisawmi ghadinn
nawaiytu min shahri
Ramadan”
“I intend to keep the fast for
tomorrow in the month of
Ramadan”
Suhoor:
 Ramadan fasting starts with
Suhoor or Sehri.
 Muslims believe it brings
Barakah and Strength to
observe the fast.

6. What to take in Suhoor?
 Suhoor should be a wholesome and
nutritious meal.
 Include foods that provide sustained energy
throughout the day, such as complex
carbohydrates, proteins, and healthy fats.
 Examples include whole grains, eggs, fruits,
vegetables, and dairy products.
What if You Miss Suhoor?
 If one unintentionally misses Suhoor, the
fast is still valid.
 Wake up early enough and have
something before the Fajr prayer.

7. Iftar:
 Ramadan fasting ends with Iftar
which is done after the sunset.
 It is a moment of showing Shukr
for the day's fasting.
Iftar Dua
“Allahumma laka
sumtu wa ala rizq-
ika-aftartu”
“O Allah! For You, I
have fasted and upon
your provision, I have
broken my fast.”

8. What to take in Iftar?
 Begin with dates and water, as per the Sunnah of
the Prophet (PBUH).
 A balanced meal consisting of fruits, soups,
grilled meats or fish, carbohydrates, and fluids.
 Avoid overeating to maintain good health
throughout Ramadan.
What if You Miss Iftar?
 If one unintentionally misses Iftar, the
fast remains valid.
 Break the fast as soon as possible after
realizing the time has passed.

9. What Matters Most?
 Niyaat behind fasting is what truly
matters to Allah (SWT).
 How much Sabr do You have.
 The power of self-control.
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10. Ramadan Kareem!
May the Light of Ramadan
Reflect on Your Life
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