The Rules Of Fasting: Ramadan observance
- Muslims aim to grow spiritually and build stronger relationships with Allah.
- Throughout the month, Muslims fast, also refraining from drinking and sexual intercourse between sunrise and sunset.
- Fasting is obligatory for all Muslims, except for the ill, pregnant, travelling, elderly, or menstruating.
- Days missed fasting can be made up throughout the rest of the year, either all at once or one day here and there.
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