I’m not religious or anything. I kind of gave up that life when my grandma died. But, she was this hardcore Christian woman who was very Islamicaphobic for whatever reason. I remember her telling me I should never talk to Muslims or associate with them in anyway. I never really understood why. I was a kid and her reasons didn’t make sense. . And I kind of grew up being scared when I saw ladies in public wearing the hijab and I really got scared one time when I saw ladies wearing the niqab. There’s a huge Muslim population near the city I live in in Michigan so they are always everywhere. I kind of stayed away but got use to it after awhile. Now that I’m older and can make my own decisions I realize that y’all are just normal people too!! I’ve been learning so much the past few years that a lot of what you talk about just seems to make sense. And nothing my grandma ever told me was true. When I go out now I’ll smile at ladies wearing the hijab or niqab. I bought a few hijabs to try and see how I would feel wearing one. I think they are beautiful. I wanted to participate in Ramadan and just fast, but I’m not sure I could make it the whole day without eating!! I don’t want to pass out (it happens sometimes with me). I love your videos and I have learned so much. 💚
Be careful and don’t fast if it hurts your health! If you feel like it will affect your health you are exempt and can even modify it. You can even pray sitting down if you have had a surgery or are injured (and are exempt from fasting and praying salat on your periodh
As a Catholic, I am fasting now. This year there is a war in my home country, Ukraine. In addition to it, yesterday I was tested positive for corona. Just one month after having an Omicron. Once more... this time I do have symptoms. To cheer myself up, I ate the whole bar of chocolate. This year, I am going through a Lent differently, than usually.
It's also like an overnight workers schedule, like not eating during the day because they sleep. I'm an overnighter and a new revert and this will be my first Ramadan. I'm nervous!
Really enjoyed the vlog, I look forward to more! You guys are so incredibly sweet and I love learning about different cultures :D I'm an atheist but I appreciate learning about different things and I find religion extrememly interesting
Not a catholic, but an orthodox christian. We have four periods of fasting every year, the longest one lasting 40 days. For this kind of fasting we give up all animal products and sometimes oil. The same goes for almost every wednesday and friday of the year and we also have a few days when we can only have bread and water or when we can't eat or drink anything. During our fasting periods we are encouraged to pray more, to read more of the Bible, to be kinder, but it's good to aspire to be like that all the time. Also wanted to mention that I appreciate so much the way muslims keep their fastings and how they treat and respect their religion. Thank you for all the good info on this channel
Lent is a personal choice not as specific as Ramadan and you choose what you give up, like for me I gave up beef, pork and fast food. But like Ramadan I took on reading the Bible praying more getting more rest and finding ways to help others. This year I am trying Ramadan because I love the connection to God and truly taking time to appreciate all those around me.
Aglet! Love all the things you teach us about Islam itself and and also about how actual Muslim people practice their faith and live their lives. I'm curious about the Ramadan decorations! Will you show us some?
Thank you for sharing! I am Catholic, and it is Lent right now. During Lent, on Fridays we abstain from meat, and on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday we fast (1 regular meal and 2 snacks). You guys are rockstars for doing this every day!!!
You two are awesome. I love watching all of your videos. I am not a Muslim, but I have Muslim friends and love learning about your religion. ❤️ BTW…. AGLET 😁
As a Catholic, I've always been told that lent is something very personal, meaning you can decide for yourself what feels right for you this time. For me it has also mostly been giving up sweets, but until a couple of years ago (when he was younger) my grandfather did it similarly to what you are saying about Ramadan. (Meaning he did not eat at all during the day, I frankly don't know whether or when he ate at night.) I also know people who do not use the internet except for work or "forbid" themselves to complain, use swear words etc. during lent.
I really love how personal Lent is to you and your personal relationship with God and I am definitely going to take it more seriously this year:) but I also think Ramadan is so beautiful
@@anonymous-m7k I am originally an American I got married a couple of months ago In Pakistan to my husband who is Muslim so this year is my first Ramadan and I can’t wait it gives me a chance to connect more with Allah ❤️
@@laibakhan2119 I hope you dont mind but I'm assuming Khan is your husband's name? What do converts choose as last names? I know muslims don't necessarily have a family surname but can converts choose whatever name they please?
@@anonymous-m7k my husband chose my name for me so my family over there In Pakistan calls me Laiba we talked about other names to call me but laiba really caught my eye it’s such a beautiful name and has such a beautiful meaning to the name Laiba means angel of heaven ❤️ also khan is my husbands last name not first name so they call me Laiba and my last name is Khan I originally like to be called Laiba instead of my actual real name
I hope that Ramadan will help me with my anxiety this year, i've never thought of it in this context but my anxiety and stress has been through the roof. do you Mubina ever suffer from anxiety or have any advice? You are so bold and brave though so probably not lol
AGLET! I love learning about different religions and cultures so much🤗 your videos have really opened my eyes and I’ve learned a lot about Islam, more than I learned at school to be honest😅 Also, the ice skating was so cute😭👌 I should’ve done it this year as well
I have done fasting many years probably. This year I have completed a least 22 or 23 fasts Alhamdulillah (except the days that I can't fast) So I understand we're doing this for the sake of Allah. If someone forgets they are fasting or hasn't eaten anything, They shouldn't stop the fast they should complete it. In our state, it was a very hot weather I had difficulty fasting in hot weather . no one can't fast in hot weather you need a lot of will power and patience to do that It was good experience. Thank you.
I was just cooking breakfast for my kids and made way too many eggs because I forgot I can't have any ....first day of fasting 😆 Sidenote: I'm fasting for the first time in a few years and Ramadan is sooo different when you have little kids 😅
I love the mask Hala Madrid ❤️Lent is similar it's a sacrifice that you're making for God. Also during Lent you are supposed to give up something that you really like,not eat meat etc. and I personally also try to do something good that I don't do all year. Ik it's different for everyone,that's just me.
don't overdo it with the water though, a lot of vitamins and minerals are water soluble and you can "wash them away" with too much water. definitely drink enough, but don't make yourself drink more than you can just because you won't be able to drink during the day.
I’m Hellenic Polytheistic, not Muslim, but this was still very helpful, since my religion involves twice daily prayers and fasting for certain holidays . I’m just starting out and I need all the help I can get in a Cristian household.
I did Ramadan by myself last year and I’m not going to lie it was hard and lonely at times. But I made it through. This year I’m by myself and so far it’s going okay. I messed up but I am trying my each day as Ramadan continues.
Not in a disrespectful way, but Ramadan seems *spiritually* similar to Catholic Lent that I grew up with, but honestly there's so much more culture and discipline. I wish that my religion had been treated more as a lifestyle, that just seems like it would make a great comfort and relationship with God.
Eastern Christianity (Catholics, Protestants) give up something for Lent. But Eastern Christianity (Orthodox, Eastern Catholic) have a much more structured dietary fast.
As far as fasting goes, I'd assume there are medical exceptions like for diabetics who might need to boost their blood sugar during the day? What do the scholars say about this?
The water seems so hard :o I fast pretty often about 16-18 hours . But water Omg 😮💨 you guys are brave ! The medication I’m on makes me SOOOO thirsty 😩then I get HORRIBLE headaches
If it affects your health, you are not supposed to fast or can modify it. So if you have health issues you can eat snacks or even normally, or you could try it without giving up the water. If you ever try fasting, make sure to put your health first and take it slow!
I wonder how people who study or work can do this 😶 like how they get the energy?? I couldn't do that at all, that's why christians use to choose free days from work/studies i think.
Hello! Im a non muslim and i want to fast this year for the first time I heard that before the sun goes up people eat just a little snack and right after the sun goes down a lot. Is this true? Or doesnt it matter at wich time i eat?
It varies depending on culture There are people who have the big meal before sunrise and just a small meal after sunset. Because after sunset we have two of the daily prayers + an extra one called Taraweeh that we only pray in Ramadan, which is longer than the daily prayers. Eating too much after sunset can make people lazy thus, have trouble praying Taraweeh, so some people save the big meal to sahoor (the meal before sunrise) Some others do as you said, it's not really a religious thing, it varies by culture and from family to family according to preference
I’m not Muslim but I’m curious about something. I get migraines and headaches on almost a daily basis. If I was fasting, could I break the fast to have some water if I got a migraine?
It's best to ask a scholar regarding this, but from my knowledge, any kind of sickness even if a mild cold, if a person feels like they can't go on without taking medicine or drinking water they can break their fast provided they fast the days they missed later or feed the poor instead if they can't fast them
Well a lot of people believe that the niqab isn’t obligated but recommended and some people believe that it is obligated and there’s difference of opinion because it was not mentioned in the Quran by name but the hijab was
If you ate something by accident you can eat!!!!!!!!!!!! It’s so tough for me to fast in school because a lot of my friends eat in front of me so I have to hold it in!!!! To fast!!!
Yes it can get really tough sometimes but do remember the purpose of fasting is understanding the poor, who go through this everyday. Seeing people eating decent food at decent restaurants or in parks when they can't afford a piece of bread, when you think like that it becomes easier Remember that a meal is waiting for you at sunset, but those poor dont know there next meal will be
@@ayaalzoabi1268 my heart is full because I wanted to see for myself if homelessness us money “To buy drugs and Alcohol” or not! So what I did is that I bought something and gave this poor homeless man “My $5 bill” I litterally saw him go to Kennedy fried chicken to get food “OFC”and I didn’t listen to these stupid rumors about Homeless people!!!
Nothing against religions, but I find it odd that so many people believe that fasting makes you better able to concentrate on your spirituality. If I don't eat, all I can think about is food. Being hungry also makes me horny because my mind automatically pretends I'm being punished. And if I have to go without water for more than an hour, I will become incredibly antsy and anxious and unable to concentrate on anything else because I'll think I'm doomed to die. It's exactly the opposite of being able to free myself and concentrate.
Lent: We do fast, but you can eat bread and drink water, all 24 hours, to avoid dehydration or hypoglucaemia, however you are not supposed to eat meat, anytime. During those 40 days, you should have fish. No feast, no grills for example. Stop sinning is supposed to be number one. Pray the rosary everyday and pray the Stations of the Cross, on Fridays. Jesus stood up so much during his crucifixion! We adore him and thank him! Thank God for redeeming us and sending Jesus for all mankind. That is what we believe as Catholics! At my country you do a heavy soup called "fanesca" with corn, beans, peas, pumkin, slices of hard boiled eggs, masitas (fried balls made with milk and wheat flour). My mother decorates it with sweet chili pepper. "Fanesca" is meant to be eaten after a properly done fast, to replenish proteins.
It depends i guess If you eat more calories than you burn, you will not lose weight If you eat less, you will If you dont it enough at all, your body will be in starvation Mode and if ramadan is over and you will eat normal again you will even gain weight
Stop following blindly and start like Omar ben Khattab smart and pure Sunnah follower ☑️there were never such thing as tableegh wa dawah ir takfir waijra or ekhwan🤔only one way☑️one islam and sunnah❤️one Quran🇦🇲the enemies of deen are trying to sepetate us👏🏻my private opinion 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
This is my first Ramadan Alhamdulillah as a convert this video really helps 💕
Mine too, I'm gonna die lol.
@farcryfan4457 aww ik it must have been so hard
I’m not religious or anything. I kind of gave up that life when my grandma died. But, she was this hardcore Christian woman who was very Islamicaphobic for whatever reason. I remember her telling me I should never talk to Muslims or associate with them in anyway. I never really understood why. I was a kid and her reasons didn’t make sense. . And I kind of grew up being scared when I saw ladies in public wearing the hijab and I really got scared one time when I saw ladies wearing the niqab. There’s a huge Muslim population near the city I live in in Michigan so they are always everywhere. I kind of stayed away but got use to it after awhile. Now that I’m older and can make my own decisions I realize that y’all are just normal people too!! I’ve been learning so much the past few years that a lot of what you talk about just seems to make sense. And nothing my grandma ever told me was true. When I go out now I’ll smile at ladies wearing the hijab or niqab.
I bought a few hijabs to try and see how I would feel wearing one. I think they are beautiful. I wanted to participate in Ramadan and just fast, but I’m not sure I could make it the whole day without eating!! I don’t want to pass out (it happens sometimes with me).
I love your videos and I have learned so much. 💚
Be careful and don’t fast if it hurts your health! If you feel like it will affect your health you are exempt and can even modify it. You can even pray sitting down if you have had a surgery or are injured (and are exempt from fasting and praying salat on your periodh
As a Catholic, I am fasting now. This year there is a war in my home country, Ukraine. In addition to it, yesterday I was tested positive for corona. Just one month after having an Omicron. Once more... this time I do have symptoms. To cheer myself up, I ate the whole bar of chocolate. This year, I am going through a Lent differently, than usually.
Wow, hope you're okay!
Ох, сподіваюся, що скоро у нас із вами все буде добре 😌 миру нам 🇺🇦
Keeping you in my prayers
Keep strong brother insha'Allah you will be okay
I pray for Ukraine every night. I hope you have a quick recovery from COVID. God bless you.
It's also like an overnight workers schedule, like not eating during the day because they sleep. I'm an overnighter and a new revert and this will be my first Ramadan. I'm nervous!
Really enjoyed the vlog, I look forward to more! You guys are so incredibly sweet and I love learning about different cultures :D I'm an atheist but I appreciate learning about different things and I find religion extrememly interesting
I loved learned about Ramadan and also what an “aglet” is 😂❤️
Not a catholic, but an orthodox christian. We have four periods of fasting every year, the longest one lasting 40 days. For this kind of fasting we give up all animal products and sometimes oil. The same goes for almost every wednesday and friday of the year and we also have a few days when we can only have bread and water or when we can't eat or drink anything. During our fasting periods we are encouraged to pray more, to read more of the Bible, to be kinder, but it's good to aspire to be like that all the time.
Also wanted to mention that I appreciate so much the way muslims keep their fastings and how they treat and respect their religion. Thank you for all the good info on this channel
As a new revert, I appreciate this video immensely ❤ thank you!
hey good luck! may allah make it easy for you inshallah
Lent is a personal choice not as specific as Ramadan and you choose what you give up, like for me I gave up beef, pork and fast food. But like Ramadan I took on reading the Bible praying more getting more rest and finding ways to help others. This year I am trying Ramadan because I love the connection to God and truly taking time to appreciate all those around me.
Aglet! Love all the things you teach us about Islam itself and and also about how actual Muslim people practice their faith and live their lives. I'm curious about the Ramadan decorations! Will you show us some?
Thank you for sharing! I am Catholic, and it is Lent right now. During Lent, on Fridays we abstain from meat, and on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday we fast (1 regular meal and 2 snacks). You guys are rockstars for doing this every day!!!
You two are awesome. I love watching all of your videos. I am not a Muslim, but I have Muslim friends and love learning about your religion. ❤️
BTW…. AGLET 😁
As a Catholic, I've always been told that lent is something very personal, meaning you can decide for yourself what feels right for you this time. For me it has also mostly been giving up sweets, but until a couple of years ago (when he was younger) my grandfather did it similarly to what you are saying about Ramadan. (Meaning he did not eat at all during the day, I frankly don't know whether or when he ate at night.) I also know people who do not use the internet except for work or "forbid" themselves to complain, use swear words etc. during lent.
I really love how personal Lent is to you and your personal relationship with God and I am definitely going to take it more seriously this year:) but I also think Ramadan is so beautiful
@@shalishamathew2344 i’ve read the bible twice so far in this lent i’m so happy about it 🥰
Can’t wait this year it’ll be my first Ramadan so it would be nice to learn some tips ❤️❤️❤️
Why 1st?
@@anonymous-m7k I am originally an American I got married a couple of months ago In Pakistan to my husband who is Muslim so this year is my first Ramadan and I can’t wait it gives me a chance to connect more with Allah ❤️
@@laibakhan2119 I hope you dont mind but I'm assuming Khan is your husband's name? What do converts choose as last names? I know muslims don't necessarily have a family surname but can converts choose whatever name they please?
@@anonymous-m7k my husband chose my name for me so my family over there In Pakistan calls me Laiba we talked about other names to call me but laiba really caught my eye it’s such a beautiful name and has such a beautiful meaning to the name Laiba means angel of heaven ❤️ also khan is my husbands last name not first name so they call me Laiba and my last name is Khan I originally like to be called Laiba instead of my actual real name
ow my gash me too!!
I hope that Ramadan will help me with my anxiety this year, i've never thought of it in this context but my anxiety and stress has been through the roof. do you Mubina ever suffer from anxiety or have any advice? You are so bold and brave though so probably not lol
AGLET! I love learning about different religions and cultures so much🤗 your videos have really opened my eyes and I’ve learned a lot about Islam, more than I learned at school to be honest😅 Also, the ice skating was so cute😭👌 I should’ve done it this year as well
Can't wait ❤
❤️❤️
It was cute to see you guys skate!
I have done fasting many years probably. This year I have completed a least 22 or 23 fasts Alhamdulillah (except the days that I can't fast) So I understand we're doing this for the sake of Allah. If someone forgets they are fasting or hasn't eaten anything, They shouldn't stop the fast they should complete it. In our state, it was a very hot weather I had difficulty fasting in hot weather . no one can't fast in hot weather you need a lot of will power and patience to do that It was good experience. Thank you.
I hope everyone can share their experience :)))
I was just cooking breakfast for my kids and made way too many eggs because I forgot I can't have any ....first day of fasting 😆
Sidenote: I'm fasting for the first time in a few years and Ramadan is sooo different when you have little kids 😅
I love the mask Hala Madrid ❤️Lent is similar it's a sacrifice that you're making for God. Also during Lent you are supposed to give up something that you really like,not eat meat etc. and I personally also try to do something good that I don't do all year. Ik it's different for everyone,that's just me.
Aglet! I love learning from
Y’all!
I'm Islam so I love Ramadan
Never seen anyone ice skate in an abaya
I'm impressed 👏🏼
don't overdo it with the water though, a lot of vitamins and minerals are water soluble and you can "wash them away" with too much water. definitely drink enough, but don't make yourself drink more than you can just because you won't be able to drink during the day.
AGLET! So nice to hear the theme again. Happy ramadan!
I’m Hellenic Polytheistic, not Muslim, but this was still very helpful, since my religion involves twice daily prayers and fasting for certain holidays . I’m just starting out and I need all the help I can get in a Cristian household.
I did Ramadan by myself last year and I’m not going to lie it was hard and lonely at times. But I made it through. This year I’m by myself and so far it’s going okay. I messed up but I am trying my each day as Ramadan continues.
love yall
Not in a disrespectful way, but Ramadan seems *spiritually* similar to Catholic Lent that I grew up with, but honestly there's so much more culture and discipline. I wish that my religion had been treated more as a lifestyle, that just seems like it would make a great comfort and relationship with God.
Just to" level the playing field", Garrett should be wearing a thobe...
by the way, for lent, some people do fully fast, it's just not the norm anymore.
Yaayy it's finally coming 🥰🤩
Allah الله
Eastern Christianity (Catholics, Protestants) give up something for Lent. But Eastern Christianity (Orthodox, Eastern Catholic) have a much more structured dietary fast.
As far as fasting goes, I'd assume there are medical exceptions like for diabetics who might need to boost their blood sugar during the day? What do the scholars say about this?
Well if they have health problems they don’t have to fast but they have to feed one poor or homeless person each day of Ramadan
Very well explained ! Mubina I love the channel of you and your husband. Waw so full of quality content☆
What do u guys have to do to break the fast and do u eat when the sun is down? Btw AGLET
Yea I know how you feel!!! I was in Egypt and I was fasting I was struggling so much because I was sweating so much!!!
Broo I had no clue what an aglet was, thxs!
Ramadan Mubarak to you 🌙
I’m new subscriber from New York
Keep up the good work 🥰🥰
aglet!! thanks so much for being your beautiful faithful selves
Aglet! That video was amazing. Thanks for the new facts!
Man, I did not know that about aglets 😂 Learn something new everyday!
Aglet!! 🥰
Aglet!!!!
I love your videos I can’t wait to see if you have some good tips that I can apply for my life 💕💕
The water seems so hard :o I fast pretty often about 16-18 hours . But water Omg 😮💨 you guys are brave ! The medication I’m on makes me SOOOO thirsty 😩then I get HORRIBLE headaches
If it affects your health, you are not supposed to fast or can modify it. So if you have health issues you can eat snacks or even normally, or you could try it without giving up the water. If you ever try fasting, make sure to put your health first and take it slow!
@@sabrinaeason996 yes I fast daily just (intermittent fasting) but water is ok :) but that’s good for health reaosns it’s ok to be a little flexible
Aglet!
Nice video!:)
Can't wait!!
I wonder how people who study or work can do this 😶 like how they get the energy?? I couldn't do that at all, that's why christians use to choose free days from work/studies i think.
AGLET ! Love the video ❤️
I love malasadas! Are they hard to make? Do you have a recipe? Also, aglet!
aglet :DD you guys are awesome!
Hello!
Im a non muslim and i want to fast this year for the first time
I heard that before the sun goes up people eat just a little snack and right after the sun goes down a lot.
Is this true?
Or doesnt it matter at wich time i eat?
It varies depending on culture
There are people who have the big meal before sunrise and just a small meal after sunset. Because after sunset we have two of the daily prayers + an extra one called Taraweeh that we only pray in Ramadan, which is longer than the daily prayers. Eating too much after sunset can make people lazy thus, have trouble praying Taraweeh, so some people save the big meal to sahoor (the meal before sunrise)
Some others do as you said, it's not really a religious thing, it varies by culture and from family to family according to preference
@@ayaalzoabi1268 Thank you!
It would be really important for me to eat in the morning so i habe the Power for school
Wow
this is unrelated to the video but why do we have to pay to join the discord haha
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Sorry im late btw i love how you guys do akating even ermm a little bad at it😁
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Are you and ninja mommy all good? I miss the little collabs
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What time do you eat at night
I’m not Muslim but I’m curious about something. I get migraines and headaches on almost a daily basis. If I was fasting, could I break the fast to have some water if I got a migraine?
It's best to ask a scholar regarding this, but from my knowledge, any kind of sickness even if a mild cold, if a person feels like they can't go on without taking medicine or drinking water they can break their fast provided they fast the days they missed later or feed the poor instead if they can't fast them
I have a question!! Since I have asthma and I have to take my inhaler 3 times a day so will my fasting break if I take it.
I learn about Islam in school and we took that inhalers do not break your fast so don’t worry
I wonder how the sunset thing work if you're in the artic circle? The sun never set in the summer
It’s in the same time you pray maghrib
Yayyy
beautiful
Can you explain why in the country i live in its very rare to see a muslim women wearing a veil? Just the headscarf?
Well a lot of people believe that the niqab isn’t obligated but recommended and some people believe that it is obligated and there’s difference of opinion because it was not mentioned in the Quran by name but the hijab was
If you ate something by accident you can eat!!!!!!!!!!!! It’s so tough for me to fast in school because a lot of my friends eat in front of me so I have to hold it in!!!! To fast!!!
Yes it can get really tough sometimes but do remember the purpose of fasting is understanding the poor, who go through this everyday. Seeing people eating decent food at decent restaurants or in parks when they can't afford a piece of bread, when you think like that it becomes easier
Remember that a meal is waiting for you at sunset, but those poor dont know there next meal will be
@@ayaalzoabi1268 yes totally a*reed !!! We fast for the whole month so we can know what the homelessness are going through!!!
@@ayaalzoabi1268 it’s so sad that no mean rude people help the Homeless!!! Like WTF!!!
@@ayaalzoabi1268 my heart is full because I wanted to see for myself if homelessness us money “To buy drugs and Alcohol” or not! So what I did is that I bought something and gave this poor homeless man “My $5 bill” I litterally saw him go to Kennedy fried chicken to get food “OFC”and I didn’t listen to these stupid rumors about Homeless people!!!
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Is it hard getting back on a normal eating schedule after Ramadan is over ?
The first few days after Ramadan it feels a bit weird to eat during daytime, but you gradually get used to your regular eating routine.
@@MehdinaTV interesting thanks for the info
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Nothing against religions, but I find it odd that so many people believe that fasting makes you better able to concentrate on your spirituality. If I don't eat, all I can think about is food. Being hungry also makes me horny because my mind automatically pretends I'm being punished. And if I have to go without water for more than an hour, I will become incredibly antsy and anxious and unable to concentrate on anything else because I'll think I'm doomed to die. It's exactly the opposite of being able to free myself and concentrate.
Well I personally feel better during fasting
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Lent: We do fast, but you can eat bread and drink water, all 24 hours, to avoid dehydration or hypoglucaemia, however you are not supposed to eat meat, anytime. During those 40 days, you should have fish. No feast, no grills for example.
Stop sinning is supposed to be number one.
Pray the rosary everyday and pray the Stations of the Cross, on Fridays. Jesus stood up so much during his crucifixion! We adore him and thank him!
Thank God for redeeming us and sending Jesus for all mankind. That is what we believe as Catholics!
At my country you do a heavy soup called "fanesca" with corn, beans, peas, pumkin, slices of hard boiled eggs, masitas (fried balls made with milk and wheat flour). My mother decorates it with sweet chili pepper. "Fanesca" is meant to be eaten after a properly done fast, to replenish proteins.
No isnt it dates and water
Yes :)
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Do you lose weight
It depends i guess
If you eat more calories than you burn, you will not lose weight
If you eat less, you will
If you dont it enough at all, your body will be in starvation Mode and if ramadan is over and you will eat normal again you will even gain weight
Aglet lol
Stop following blindly and start like Omar ben Khattab smart and pure Sunnah follower ☑️there were never such thing as tableegh wa dawah ir takfir waijra or ekhwan🤔only one way☑️one islam and sunnah❤️one Quran🇦🇲the enemies of deen are trying to sepetate us👏🏻my private opinion 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻
Islam is for universe in ALASKA Definitely you CANNOT WEAR ABAYA KHEMAAR a loose pants is ok 👏🏻
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