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That's fine as long as you completely forgot about fasting. But yeah, people tend to forget about fasting in the first few days of Ramadan, especially if you're in a non-fasting environment.
I unfortunately had to break my fast due to bad fever as a side effect of 1st vaccine dose....blah. feelsbadman. Had to take motrin to get it under control.
Your health takes priority, and you're allowed to break it for medical reasons so don't put yourself down.
So can someone educate me when it comes to taking medicine? I have to take two pills daily at specific times. I'll admit; I can deal with taking the pills having not eaten, but swallowing them without water is hard. I guess taking the pills should be ok by themselves but even a tea spoon of water to wash it down is a no no?
Medicine you swallow breaks the fast. You can pay to feed the hungry for this Ramadan instead of fasting.
If you have medical conditions, travelling, etc. - you don't have to fast.
Anyone doing virtual taraweeh? You can follow along at home, right? I know East London mosque does their prayers live and wondering if they're doing taraweeh.
Difference of opinions on it, but usually virtual following is not allowed or advised for numerous reasons; of delay, mistakes, transmission issues, time differences and fundamentally, you aren't physically congregating as it _should_ be. There's a decent argument against it from Mufti Menk I recall seeing a while ago.
Hold your congregation with the household members if you can, that's the safest option if you can't make taraweeh at the mosque.
I was wondering how does congregation in household work, like wouldn't someone in the house need to basically do it all with surahs or can another imam's taraweeh be used live and the congregation in house is following along?
Yeah. A local mosque in my area last ramadan said that you are not suppose to follow them when they are praying but you can listen to their lectures.
First day went well. Unfortunately we had a pet emergency and I was running around all day so the adrenaline helped me get over the hump. After we got confirmation our cat was safe and healthy and brought him back from the vet, the exhaustion and everything caught up all at once and I definitely crashed for a bit before iftar.
The vast majority of tawareeh prayer is similar to an ordinary prayer but there is typically an extra two rakah's that they pray after they complete the tawareeh prayer where they read some of the beginning Surah. I suggest your family listen to the Iman when he is talking but to pray on your own
Same as you would any other prayer, in that it's a separate congregation led by an individual. If they are a hafiz, that's great as then they can recite Quran like many mosques do, but if not, they can just recite what is known. The intention of taraweeh is still there. You can do taraweeh on your own as well. Due to the pandemic, my local mosque won't be reciting the Quran this year and will just do short surahs and much, much smaller congregation (last year there was no public taraweeh at all).
Day 2 y'all...Ramadan mubarak
hmm.. I can't provide an expert level opinion, but anecdotally may I ask if her sleep was affected at all? I think I drank one glass of water the first night but it took a while to fall asleep after ceri, and I think that's what led to headaches for me.
My mum was getting this so she had a nap and was fine after, so maybe she needs some rest? Is she working while having the headaches? Could be due to screens? Just take more breaks than usual, once every hour of screen time. If not work related, turn off lights and nap.
Today is my full day fast because yesterday I had to break it. However it's day 3 of caffeine withdrawal and it's incredibly tough. In Ramadan I switch from coffee to tea during evening but it just doesn't cut it. I think I should be OK from tomorrow.
Gonna keep to exercising before iftar, that fasting window of 15.5 hours is beneficial.
There's a new videogame about running a food stand during Ramadan and friendship called Good Lookin' Home Cookin'.
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There's a new videogame about running a food stand during Ramadan and friendship called Good Lookin' Home Cookin'.
Good Lookin Home Cookin: A CMC Vignette by Toadhouse Games
A crunchy wholesome story about working your dream job with your best friend.
teamtoadhouse.itch.io
This is so cute. Thanks for sharing!Gonna keep to exercising before iftar, that fasting window of 15.5 hours is beneficial.
There's a new videogame about running a food stand during Ramadan and friendship called Good Lookin' Home Cookin'.
Good Lookin Home Cookin: A CMC Vignette by Toadhouse Games
A crunchy wholesome story about working your dream job with your best friend.
https://youtu.be/cqfXCGWlciY
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This Ramadan more than ever we have to do whatever we can to save Uyghur lives from the oppression of the CCP.
Please donate whatever you can.
The UHRP is doing a live fundraising right now for Uyghur causes. They do hard work. Including presenting a bill to congress.They produced a report with the BBC, subsequently forcing politicians to take a stand (the EU, UK, US implemented some sanctions as a result). Please donate if you can.
Here is the donation page: https://www.launchgood.com/campaign/defend_the_uyghurs_this_ramadan_4#!/
This Ramadan more than ever we have to do whatever we can to save Uyghur lives from the oppression of the CCP.
Please donate whatever you can.
This Ramadan has more than ever made it evident how much my hobbies rely on food.
Tea and cookies with my reading.
Grabbing a smoothie or coffee whenever I run errands.
Popcorn or chips for late-night movies/gaming sessions.
And having my meals whenever I catch up on TV.
And I got to admit, I miss all those things, lol.
Tea and cookies with my reading.
Grabbing a smoothie or coffee whenever I run errands.
Popcorn or chips for late-night movies/gaming sessions.
And having my meals whenever I catch up on TV.
And I got to admit, I miss all those things, lol.
Can't go out to the masjid for obvious reasons, but I'm glad I'm able to do tawareh with my family this year.
Last year didn't fly by for me particularly and I think it's probably just because of the drag that was the year 2020
I'm curious what people have been eating for iftar. Here is me. Fruit chaat, and chicken goujons from Sainsbury's.
