Even though there is no central authority in Islam, it should still be allowed to use common sense. This year, Norwegian muslims in the capital will fast between 18 and 19 hours a day. Next year, it will be up to 21 hours. That's just not healthy.
Even though there is no central authority in Islam, it should still be allowed to use common sense. This year, Norwegian muslims in the capital will fast between 18 and 19 hours a day. Next year, it will be up to 21 hours. That's just not healthy.
I suppose some are just very literal of the whole Dusk and Dawn thing. I think my government issued a letter to overseas Muslim Singaporeans in extreme latitudes with approval from local Muslim councils to fast only 15 hours a day.
Even though there is no central authority in Islam, it should still be allowed to use common sense. This year, Norwegian muslims in the capital will fast between 18 and 19 hours a day. Next year, it will be up to 21 hours. That's just not healthy.
I've seen it but not especially for Iftar. Ramazan customs vary a lot around Turkey. Here people sell this black kind of juice that you can only get during Ramadan in the street. It tastes terrible. Kind of sweet but gross.
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