Great reaction video!!! The original video missed a major point .Ramadan is not the same time every year it changes because our Muslim calendar is based on the moon and not the sun. So a few years ago we fasted in July and in a few years it will be in December.
The video was missing some important aspects, like that the month of Ramadan changes every year; it gets pushed back by 11 days each year. About 10 years ago it was taking place in August-September where the sun goes down at like 9pm and rises around 3am which only gives you a window of 5-6 hrs to eat and drink. This is because the Islamic calendar is based on the lunar calendar which revolved around the changing cycles of the moon. The greater wisdom here is that if you live long enough you would eventually have faster during every month, season, weather of the year. Quite beautiful really but can be tough on people living near the north pole as they have very little window to eat and quite a large one to fast, some fast nearly 20 hrs a day!
It also specifies you have to spend whole day without eating or drinking but fasting isnot just starving it also manifests that you also have to keep urself far from all kind of sins and also an individual should not lie , misbehave ,curse or get angry too.
Yees thank you for mentioning this! and no sex during the fasting period. They also forgot to mention in the video that women don't fast during their period and make up the days after the month of Ramadan is over.
K M it's not about fighting? 😅😅 The fighting rate increases during the month of Ramadan in muslim majority societies, they became hayenas as they can't eat or drink
@@abdout.8354 I don't know about the sins being doubled but Allah SWT forbade sinning as much as U can in some special months and Ramadan is one of them
Allah allows pedophilia what mercy ***Tafseer Quran Al-Tabari 65:4 And those of your women as have passed the age of monthly courses, for them the 'Iddah (prescribed period), if you have doubt (about their periods), is three months; and for those who have no courses [(i.e. they are still immature) their 'Iddah (prescribed period) is three months likewise". He said: The same applies to the 'idaah for girls who do not menstruate because they are too young, if their husbands divorce them after consummating the marriage with them.) Regarding sxx with prepubescent girls,
The arabic calender is diffirent every year so the ramadan moves like 10 days every year so its not always at the same time for exampel last year ramadan started in april and now it started 23 of march eventualy it will be in the winter in like 2028
the lunar calendar is 10 months with 30 days each month, which is why it seems like it's not alligned with the solar calendar of 12 months with varying amout of days.
@@T33K4Y Actually it is 12 months from Muharram to Zulhijjah Muharram. 1. Muharam 2. Safar 3. Rabiul awal 4. Rabiul akhir 5. Jamadil awal 6. Jamadil akhir 7. Rajab 8. Syaaban 9. Ramadhan 10. Syawal 11. Zulqaidah 12. Zulhijjah
Everyone can do it. Allah doesn't burden a soul more than they can bare. It's with mindset. Offcourse it's not easy but we get used to it. Cz we know Allah is watching us and it's for his pleasure and to gain his mercy. Ramadan mubarak to you too and thank you for these videos
Unless you're disabled and/or take medicine that prevents you from doing so. I'm type 1 diabetic, and my mother forbids me from fasting. I spoke to my local imam too, and he agreed with her.
Allah killed 50 000 in Turkey I guess they took it well do you like pedophilia like Allah ***Tafseer Quran Al-Tabari 65:4 And those of your women as have passed the age of monthly courses, for them the 'Iddah (prescribed period), if you have doubt (about their periods), is three months; and for those who have no courses [(i.e. they are still immature) their 'Iddah (prescribed period) is three months likewise". He said: The same applies to the 'idaah for girls who do not menstruate because they are too young, if their husbands divorce them after consummating the marriage with them.) Regarding sxx with prepubescent girls,
Ramadan is the month where our good deeds will be multiplied by 100x times or even higher and all the devil is chained so this is the month where we do as much as good thing possible so can we be more connected to Allah and be rewarded that no one have ever seen in this earth
My friend don't trust everything people say about how the way of good deed is delivered especially on the internet. I personally don't believe these sort of concepts: helping a old women cross the street gives you :- 50 Good Karma Points ! ! ! ! Oh it's the Month of Ramadan your 50 points have been given 100x bonus :- 5000 Good Karma Points Please do come again. This is how using nUmBerS and amount makes this Completely normal acts of kindness into oddly strange greed filled want of this good deed point. Sorry I just hate when I hear people say things like that.
Today is our 4th fasting day and I love it no eating the whole day it give energy to me It shows how the needy and desperate people live throughout the year. Allah bless our prayers and Ramadan month to all Muslims. AMEEN
you love Allah ? Why does Allah allow sxx with prepubescent children ? ***Tafseer Quran Al-Tabari 65:4 And those of your women as have passed the age of monthly courses, for them the 'Iddah (prescribed period), if you have doubt (about their periods), is three months; and for those who have no courses [(i.e. they are still immature) their 'Iddah (prescribed period) is three months likewise". He said: The same applies to the 'idaah for girls who do not menstruate because they are too young, if their husbands divorce them after consummating the marriage with them.) Regarding sxx with prepubescent girls,
@@MindlikeConstellations it's the 27th time going fast is a sign of The Day Of Judgement we should all start asking for forgiveness before it's too late
Dude we don’t change Ramadan and fast it when it’s short times. I remember few years back Ramadan was at June, midsummer and we ended up fasting 18-19 hours in Sweden cause the sun wouldn’t go down 😂
that's what we do exactly we wake up before fajr (dawn) and eat it's called "suhur". fasting also teaches patience discipline self control and empathy for those who are less fortunate
Its a nice one month healing journey spiritually and physically. The main theme of it is to feel with those who can't afford even a meal. And they are a lot in this world. This is why Ramadan is very linked with the act of giving. Giving and helping. You fast, pray and give.
You don’t have to be Muslim to celebrate Eid. Find a Muslim near you and they will invite you to celebrate with them. One of the best way to learn about Islam
Hunger takes a toll on everyone's temperament and makes them irritable. But that's part of the essence of fasting; to empathise with those who have to stay hungry for lack of food and to develop self discipline and control over ourselves!!! And once you get used to it, after few days of fasting you will feel much better and energetic as your body adapts to the new routine!
Also, I feel that the real goal of fasting is to thinking about the poor people and those who do not get enough food in their lives and to thank God for His blessings upon us.
2:04 As someone who did that, I say not drinking a lot of water after night makes it much easier than drinking a lot before the morning. I think it's because if you drink a lot st once, you subconsciously instruct your stomach to need a lot of water during the day, but when you don't change how much you drink in a normal day, you'll find yourself able to handle the thirst better.
@6:15 Those are Dates, dried apricots, turkish delight, baklava (a kind of baked sweet, very famous) & nuts/raisin + green tea. I really wanted to answer that question lol
Slight corrections/clarifications, if you will: 0:40 - he is not a reader, not because he doesn't enjoy reading but because he was literally... illiterate. He *cannot* read, not that he did not want to. But Gabriel insisted and so the prophet (PBUH) tried regardless. 1:40 - from dawn until sunset, not dusk. Dusk is after the light of sunset fades, sunset is when the sun is hidden past the horizon. 2:40 - actually... it follows the lunar calendar so... Ramadan does not start and end at the same time each *solar* year. 6:15 - those are dried dates, dried prunes, mixed nuts & dry fruits, lukoum, baklawa, and tea. An assortment of appetisers and desserts. Would not recommend to substitute for a wholesome and complete meal.
Its sad ramadan end too fast when i was a kid i wished ramadan was a year not a month the best month of the year..ramadan mubarak to all muslim in the wolrd ❤🎉
I'm literally the same as you not eating is very easy for me .But fasting isn't just a lack of food.You have to refrain from sinning as it's the double the sin in ramadan but the rewards are also double.Breaking bad habits is hard like no lying ,swearing ,music,wearing proper islamic clothing ect these things are hardest for me personally 😂
Good on you for taking time to learn more… here are few other points 1. We do drink in the AM and a lot more in PM but best is to have cantaloupe, watermelon or any other melon because it takes longer for body to process 2. Gains don’t have to be lost; in fact pro weightlifters will fast before competition to lose last bits of fat and get leaner; think intermittent diet; works almost the same way; we are just more mindful when performing exercise 3. Fasting is now being used in cancer treatments and Nobel Prize was given for proof of atrophy; meaning your body will break down damaged cells so extremely helpful in fighting many diseases including cancer 4. You still eat the same number of calories, protein etc: just at particular time; giving your body time to heal in between 5. Electrolytes are a MUST
So Ramadan is opening at 7 35 pm for me and normally i'll wait an hr after eating to work out so around 8 30 pm but sometimes depending on Iftaar (breaking fast) plans i workout an hr before opening fast. Today i'll be going in at 6 and working out til 7 and then eating soon after so its blessed. It's really not that difficult, does your body good.
The pict moon and stars in the beginning video actually happens in some parts of our country yesterday. It happens around 2-3 minutes at night. The fact it happens on ramadhan night made that wonderfull
Salem. Fasting is more than depriving onself from food. Firstly, our stomach works all the year round, involving heart activity, kidney... fasting helps the body to rest, eliminating toxines, one 1 month out of 12 months, let say a yearly maintenance. Besides the physical aspect, one learns to control their body, it is a self descipline it make people mentally stronger. Lastly, This practice allows people to endure hanger and thus feel the suffering of the needy. It makes the heart grow more compassionate and it enhance one's empathy for others. It is easy to dehumanitize people with materialism, gluttony and lust. Fasting keep us down to earth, makes us more grateful for what we have and make us more aware of others.
Fun fact, There is almost 33 years till the Ramadan will start at 23rd march again, like this year. (It's because that every year it goes 11 days back)
I've been fasting for 12 years and I love ramadhan and during it I'm at my most peaceful state of mind. It's not hard to fast really at least for me. Suhur is like an early breakfast and iftar is dinner but during the day no water or food.
There is a unique tradition in my country when we celebrate eid. And that tradition only exists in our country, not even in Islamic countries. The tradition is to give money to those who fasting, initially to appreciate children who start learning to fasting, until it becomes a necessity for companies to provide holiday allowances for workers, and the allowance is equivalent to one month's salary.
Just so you guys know, fasting isn't from sunrise to sunset, it's from before sunrise to post sunset. Wich means you can only eat when there is no sunlight out. Also ramadan is 10 days earlier every year so it can fall in December or July or any part of the year.
Fasting is absolutely hard... imagine getting up to eat and pray at maybe like 4 am in the morning and keep fasting till 6 PM without water or food and you still have to work and study.... like I remember one time Ramadan came in the same time as my end of the year exams so I had to wake up in the morning while fasting to concentrate and answer the exam after all of that I'll get home and just get a 30 min nap then get dressed go to the upcoming subject extra course which is far from my house and break my fast there with just 3 dates and water then get home late and eat my meal finally at maybe 8 PM after that I'll keep studying for 2 hours then sleep and repeat the same day again.... it was hard but worth it
Ramadan is a Bootcamp for faith renewal Fasting is not only from food and drink, fasting from everything that is wrong and bad including lying, back bighting, etc., while doing all that is right and good. You can also think of Ramadan as a bootcamp for faith renewal. It renews and reinforces your connection to your creator, it reminds you of the blessings of your creator, it reminds of those who are less fortunate, etc. After that, you are recharged and ready to take on another year of worldly distractions. Another impact that I have experienced when fasting a whole month: It takes you off your regular eating and sleeping routine that becomes boring and dull. Believe it or not, food is much much much much more enjoyable after a whole month of fasting. It stays that way for several months until it fades away. You have a strong feeling of renewal and rejuvenation. Again, that great feeling stays with you for several months but it fades away also. You enjoy life better than before fasting until the next Ramadan when you need to recharge again. Fasting is also healthy for your body and psychologically as well.
Just a note: Ramadan changes yearly. So Ramadan is based on the lunar calendar, which is 354 days long, shorter than the 365 days of the Gregorian calendar. For this reason, the holy month moves back about 10 or 11 days every year. For this reason we get to fast in the looking hours of August going up to 18hours of fasting, and in December a lottt shorter. Hope this helps. Thanks for learning about our religion. It helps create understanding between one another. 🎊😊
U know what's amazing about Ramadan. At thr beginning of Ramadan you're like no this is going to be hard this year, etc. Once you're in it, you wont even feel like eating, even after breaking fast. Your body automatically demands less during this blessed month. Such is the beauty of fasting.
2:35 Ramadan doesn’t come at the same time in the year every year if compared to the solar year, the time for when Ramadan comes keeps changing because the Islamic year consistently falls about 11 days short of the solar year. So there are times where Ramadan is in summer and also times when it is in winter
Mashallah brothers, may Allah guide you to the right path. You look very open-minded people , kind and respectful, wish you the best, keep documenting and discovering it, you won't regret it ❤😊
as a Muslim, it is enough to eat as usual & drink 3-4 glasses of water to start fasting..... alhamdulillah I don't really feel thirsty & very hungry.... Allah will make it easier for them to fast because of Allah.
As a muslim I must confess I do sometimes chug a lot of water some minutes before my fast starts, however, no matter how much I drink I still get thirsty.
Bro, Ramadan month shifts every year as muslims follow lunar calendar. So we have Ramadan in hot summers also and in cold chilly winters also. Time of fasting sometimes is 15 hrs in summer.
Fun fact : Ramadan isn’t always in the winter since, every year, Ramadan goes 2 weeks back (Christian calendar) so for exemple, if today Ramadan starts in march, 2 yrs later it will start in February. (Also fasting is really healthy for your body unless you don't have a healthy enough body.)
I'm with you on the last part From my first fast till I just decided that one day earlier, and then it's done, might get a little hungry on the day when I have nothing to do But as long as I am busy there is no hunger
It was a basic explanation of Ramadhan, but in Ramadhan their is a lot more things that happened. women who in period can't fasting. Woman who are pregnant can fasting if they want. But most of them have to replace fasting in other mouth before the next Ramadhan. The one who is really cannot fasting during Ramadhan or replace it is a person who are sick and if they fasting that harm them. But they have to pay for Fidyah. Their is more but to explain just about Ramadhan will take a lot of time. Hope this helps...
If you want to try fasting, you can do it half day at first.. That is how most of children in my palace are practice in the early age... Soon enough you will get use to it... Some people even play soccer when they fasting...😅😅😅
6:10 declaring you're a Muslim for one day is dangerous! It's like you're playing with God. Never play with God... You can however ask Muslims to let you be with them as a non-Muslin and you'll find most of them generous during the Eid.
1:29 when he said Allah is the arabic word for God, its not only in arabic , its also in Aramaic (the language of jesus) and in ancient Hebrew, its been the name of God across all his prophets and times its just been shifted in this modern days in the west to be "God"
Ramadan isn't strategic planned. Arabic calender is a moon calender. Compared to western calendar it moves up 12ish days each year. In 2010 Ramadan was in August... in 2023 it's in March.
it's always challenging in the first few days then it becomes very easy, also those who are addicted to smocking or coffee etc., struggle the most. but btw Ramadan this year falls in Spring! but the past few years it fell in the Summer, with longer fasting hours. But you know what's interesting? In a few years, it'll actually fall in the Winter which means we'll have much shorter fasting hours, e.g. in the UK it can go from 19 hours in Summer to just 8 hours in Winter! SubhanAllah, it's amazing how the timing of Ramadan changes every year and gives us different challenges and opportunities to grow spiritually.
Lol, our calendar changes several days every year. So eventually the month of Ramadan will be in the Summer and then after several years it will be in the winter, fall, and spring.
Ramadan is on the Islamic calendar so it changes every year so ramadan used to fall in December, so the Islamic calendar isn’t aligned with the “Christian” calendar which is what we all use
i do workout while fasting in ramadan, i workout in the afternoon and it's really not that hard. it sounds scarier than it really is. i barely start getting thirsty by the sunset. some people work physical jobs all day and that's a lot harder than just an hour at the gym.
5:47... there will be a correction.... That Eid is called *Eid ul Fitr* not for three days it's for only one day..... There is another Eid called *Eid ul Adha* which stays for three days
Bro u can fast and workout at the same time lol, all u gotta do is time ur workout right, for example u can do it exactly before sunset so when you're done you'll be already in sunset and about to break your fast and restock on ur energy
Fasting in Ramadan is different from fasting on normal days to us. We feel hungry and thirsty if we do intermittent fasting or just voluntary fasting. But in Ramadan we don’t feel hunger and thirst doesn’t matter of it comes in summer or winter. It’s very festive month for us and we love fasting in the month of Ramadan. It’s a time of the year where we are more active in doing good and reflect, focus on ourselves. Besides, dry fasting has many benefits scientifically too.
Ramadan is a month of the lunar year, which is 11 days shorter than the standard julian (365 days) year. Therefore, from one year to the next, Ramadan starts around 11 days earlier than in the previous year. For example, the first day of Ramadan this year was March 23rd, which means that next year it will start on or around March 12th, depending on sighting of the new moon. The longest fasting days are those which are in years where Ramadan falls during June. In the Northern hemisphere, fasting during June can be for 16 to 19 hours, because dawn is very early and sunset is around 8:30 pm or later. Fasting days during December are much shorter and can be as little as 6 hours.
It's not juat eating and drinking but also, no sex or anything sexual, no cussing, no listening to music or movies, no smoking, No fighting, no back biting.
You guys asked for it, and here you have it. were gonna react to longer more insightful videos but this is a good start!
Great reaction video!!! The original video missed a major point .Ramadan is not the same time every year it changes because our Muslim calendar is based on the moon and not the sun. So a few years ago we fasted in July and in a few years it will be in December.
No eating no drinking, but also no sexual intercourse
Bro try reacting to The Muslim Lantern
This video was incorrect on couple issues and left out the most important reason as to why we fast
It was Misleading to an untrained eye..
Well ramadan it’s not all about fasting or Eid ramadan is more about getting taqwa
I recommend u doing more research about
The video was missing some important aspects, like that the month of Ramadan changes every year; it gets pushed back by 11 days each year. About 10 years ago it was taking place in August-September where the sun goes down at like 9pm and rises around 3am which only gives you a window of 5-6 hrs to eat and drink. This is because the Islamic calendar is based on the lunar calendar which revolved around the changing cycles of the moon. The greater wisdom here is that if you live long enough you would eventually have faster during every month, season, weather of the year. Quite beautiful really but can be tough on people living near the north pole as they have very little window to eat and quite a large one to fast, some fast nearly 20 hrs a day!
Yes brother
Brother I don't think the video they were reacting to is by Muslim
Who is suggesting these videos? This is not entirely accurate.😒
Gets pushed back on the Gregorian calendar. Ramadan stays the same on the islamic calendar
It also specifies you have to spend whole day without eating or drinking but fasting isnot just starving it also manifests that you also have to keep urself far from all kind of sins and also an individual should not lie , misbehave ,curse or get angry too.
Ramadan Mubarak to all Muslim nations, may God forgive our sins
Ramadan Mubarak ❤😊 Love from Pakistan ❤
Amin
Amen brother 🤲
Ramadan Mubarak
There is only one Muslim nation.
You can't have many nations of Muslims. But I know you meant "countries"!
its funny how he said "i would drink a lot of water before sunrise" and we actually drink a lot of waters thinking we are camels LMAO
Yesss, I was like "ME! MEEEE!" lol
Exactly what we does 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly what we all do
Facts
exactly what i just did 😭😭😭
Its not about eating and drinking, no cussing, no gossip, no fighting, but instead get generous! It’s very happy and festive time.
Yees thank you for mentioning this! and no sex during the fasting period. They also forgot to mention in the video that women don't fast during their period and make up the days after the month of Ramadan is over.
@@imane6591 they also forgot those who are traveling
K M it's not about fighting? 😅😅 The fighting rate increases during the month of Ramadan in muslim majority societies, they became hayenas as they can't eat or drink
@@sakibbma8277 i am Indonesian never seen anything you said 🤔, instead we have a lost of great food to break the fast!
@@rinaldyramadhan8507 i don't understand your comment. Your comment is not relevant to my comment.
Another fact: during Ramadan one good deed doubles whereas one sin stay as it is, that’s how mercy allah is and loving on us❤️
Hamdoulilah ❤
In normal days it's 10 times of a deed if u actually do it and in Ramadan it multiplies to 70-7000 inshallah
there's a hadith that says the sins are actually doubled in ramadan
@@abdout.8354 I don't know about the sins being doubled but Allah SWT forbade sinning as much as U can in some special months and Ramadan is one of them
Allah allows pedophilia what mercy ***Tafseer Quran Al-Tabari 65:4
And those of your women as have passed the age of monthly courses, for them the 'Iddah (prescribed period), if you have doubt (about their periods), is three months; and for those who have no courses [(i.e. they are still immature) their 'Iddah (prescribed period) is three months likewise". He said: The same applies to the 'idaah for girls who do not menstruate because they are too young, if their husbands divorce them after consummating the marriage with them.)
Regarding sxx with prepubescent girls,
The arabic calender is diffirent every year so the ramadan moves like 10 days every year so its not always at the same time for exampel last year ramadan started in april and now it started 23 of march eventualy it will be in the winter in like 2028
the lunar calendar is 10 months with 30 days each month, which is why it seems like it's not alligned with the solar calendar of 12 months with varying amout of days.
@@T33K4Y
Actually it is 12 months from Muharram to Zulhijjah
Muharram.
1. Muharam
2. Safar
3. Rabiul awal
4. Rabiul akhir
5. Jamadil awal
6. Jamadil akhir
7. Rajab
8. Syaaban
9. Ramadhan
10. Syawal
11. Zulqaidah
12. Zulhijjah
Everyone can do it. Allah doesn't burden a soul more than they can bare. It's with mindset. Offcourse it's not easy but we get used to it. Cz we know Allah is watching us and it's for his pleasure and to gain his mercy. Ramadan mubarak to you too and thank you for these videos
Unless you're disabled and/or take medicine that prevents you from doing so. I'm type 1 diabetic, and my mother forbids me from fasting. I spoke to my local imam too, and he agreed with her.
@lelouchvibritannia4028 Correct. Sick people, travelers etc are exempted
Allah killed 50 000 in Turkey I guess they took it well do you like pedophilia like Allah ***Tafseer Quran Al-Tabari 65:4
And those of your women as have passed the age of monthly courses, for them the 'Iddah (prescribed period), if you have doubt (about their periods), is three months; and for those who have no courses [(i.e. they are still immature) their 'Iddah (prescribed period) is three months likewise". He said: The same applies to the 'idaah for girls who do not menstruate because they are too young, if their husbands divorce them after consummating the marriage with them.)
Regarding sxx with prepubescent girls,
May Allah guide you to the right path my brothers.
allahhumma amin
Jajak ALLAH khair 🎉
Ramadan is the month where our good deeds will be multiplied by 100x times or even higher and all the devil is chained so this is the month where we do as much as good thing possible so can we be more connected to Allah and be rewarded that no one have ever seen in this earth
Salamualakum, I believe Only the demons are chained. There are the jinn folk that also are tested as we are and fast as we do.
@@JayKay190BIGAPPLE correct but still not 100%confirmed
@@khaledomar6019 Allah knows best
@@JayKay190BIGAPPLE yeah exactly
My friend don't trust everything people say about how the way of good deed is delivered especially on the internet.
I personally don't believe these sort of concepts: helping a old women cross the street gives you :- 50 Good Karma Points
! ! ! !
Oh it's the Month of Ramadan your 50 points have been given 100x bonus
:- 5000 Good Karma Points
Please do come again.
This is how using nUmBerS and amount makes this Completely normal acts of kindness into oddly strange greed filled want of this good deed point.
Sorry I just hate when I hear people say things like that.
Today is our 4th fasting day and I love it no eating the whole day it give energy to me
It shows how the needy and desperate people live throughout the year. Allah bless our prayers and Ramadan month to all Muslims.
AMEEN
you love Allah ? Why does Allah allow sxx with prepubescent children ? ***Tafseer Quran Al-Tabari 65:4
And those of your women as have passed the age of monthly courses, for them the 'Iddah (prescribed period), if you have doubt (about their periods), is three months; and for those who have no courses [(i.e. they are still immature) their 'Iddah (prescribed period) is three months likewise". He said: The same applies to the 'idaah for girls who do not menstruate because they are too young, if their husbands divorce them after consummating the marriage with them.)
Regarding sxx with prepubescent girls,
Now it's the 18th...it's really fast, this month 😔
@@ayouxy its 19th now, time is getting faster and faster each year, should probably ask for forgivness
@@MindlikeConstellations it's the 27th time going fast is a sign of The Day Of Judgement we should all start asking for forgiveness before it's too late
Its now the 28 of ramadan 2 more day to go until eid
The 18 of april was lay latul-qadr its equivalent is 1000 months of good deeds
Ramdan Mubarak 🎉🎉Maybe one of you become Muslim next year inshallah😊take your shahada before end of times😊
Yes they should take shahada because death doesn't ask before knocking at our door. Allah aid them ❤❤
In'sha'Allah both and many more join our family.
ان شاء الله يارب اتمنى من جميع وخصوصا احنا بشهر رمضان ربي يهديهم جميعًا للإسلام❤️❤️
Intermittent fasting has also became a popular part of body building
Dude we don’t change Ramadan and fast it when it’s short times. I remember few years back Ramadan was at June, midsummer and we ended up fasting 18-19 hours in Sweden cause the sun wouldn’t go down 😂
My brother lived in Ireland he doesn't miss his office as a government Engineer and he fasted full Ramadan.
MashaAllah tabarakAllah Allah accept
that's what we do exactly we wake up before fajr (dawn) and eat it's called "suhur". fasting also teaches patience discipline self control and empathy for those who are less fortunate
Its a nice one month healing journey spiritually and physically. The main theme of it is to feel with those who can't afford even a meal. And they are a lot in this world. This is why Ramadan is very linked with the act of giving. Giving and helping. You fast, pray and give.
You don’t have to be Muslim to celebrate Eid. Find a Muslim near you and they will invite you to celebrate with them. One of the best way to learn about Islam
What a joke??😂😂
Halim Muhammad only when you people are in minorites
@@nilaymallikk it isn't...we, Muslims, are very hospitable towards whoever doesn't show ill-intent
@@ayouxy This is why Islam has massacred over 669 million non-muslims since 622 AD
Said by a pajeet @@nilaymallikk
5:51 The EID after Ramadan is only one day, but the EID after HAJJ (pilgrimage) is the one which we have for THREE DAYS.
Yeah Eid ul Adha and Eid ul Fitr
btw bobby said you guys seem like nice guys and he watched your shahada reaction vid
Hunger takes a toll on everyone's temperament and makes them irritable. But that's part of the essence of fasting; to empathise with those who have to stay hungry for lack of food and to develop self discipline and control over ourselves!!! And once you get used to it, after few days of fasting you will feel much better and energetic as your body adapts to the new routine!
It doesn't make me angry sister Maryam. On the contrary, I become a calmer person. And I can think better.
One more point was left out -
Women on her periods don't need to fast, but have to complete it later onwards (before the next Ramadan arrives)
The fact that since this year started we start to go to school while fasting, I hate it bro 😭
Heaven is underneath our mother's feet.
This is a Hadis-i Şerif. In other words, the word of our beloved Prophet Muhammad SAW.
@@abece8573 ويش
Also, I feel that the real goal of fasting is to thinking about the poor people and those who do not get enough food in their lives and to thank God for His blessings upon us.
No thats Not the reason!! Thats a False claim
2:04 As someone who did that, I say not drinking a lot of water after night makes it much easier than drinking a lot before the morning. I think it's because if you drink a lot st once, you subconsciously instruct your stomach to need a lot of water during the day, but when you don't change how much you drink in a normal day, you'll find yourself able to handle the thirst better.
@6:15 Those are Dates, dried apricots, turkish delight, baklava (a kind of baked sweet, very famous) & nuts/raisin + green tea.
I really wanted to answer that question lol
Elite Athletes Fast During Ramadan and our bro is worried for his gains 🙂
He forgot to say girls that are in there period cant fast
No eating , no drinking , no saying some words , no touching the wife /husband , no music .
Not only eating and drinking
Surprisingly,even though we fast from dawn to dusk,we doesn't eat much during iftar ngl 😂
Slight corrections/clarifications, if you will:
0:40 - he is not a reader, not because he doesn't enjoy reading but because he was literally... illiterate. He *cannot* read, not that he did not want to. But Gabriel insisted and so the prophet (PBUH) tried regardless.
1:40 - from dawn until sunset, not dusk. Dusk is after the light of sunset fades, sunset is when the sun is hidden past the horizon.
2:40 - actually... it follows the lunar calendar so... Ramadan does not start and end at the same time each *solar* year.
6:15 - those are dried dates, dried prunes, mixed nuts & dry fruits, lukoum, baklawa, and tea. An assortment of appetisers and desserts. Would not recommend to substitute for a wholesome and complete meal.
1:52 man I do that the whole month😂😂
Guys no joke Bobby and the three Muslims weee just talking about you
And some of us really go to the gym while fasting. Real OG💪
Its sad ramadan end too fast when i was a kid i wished ramadan was a year not a month the best month of the year..ramadan mubarak to all muslim in the wolrd ❤🎉
You know a fact Kurapika is Muslim ☪️
The best month of the year has arrived Ramadan Mubarak!!🎉🎉🎉
I'm literally the same as you not eating is very easy for me .But fasting isn't just a lack of food.You have to refrain from sinning as it's the double the sin in ramadan but the rewards are also double.Breaking bad habits is hard like no lying ,swearing ,music,wearing proper islamic clothing ect these things are hardest for me personally 😂
Good on you for taking time to learn more… here are few other points
1. We do drink in the AM and a lot more in PM but best is to have cantaloupe, watermelon or any other melon because it takes longer for body to process
2. Gains don’t have to be lost; in fact pro weightlifters will fast before competition to lose last bits of fat and get leaner; think intermittent diet; works almost the same way; we are just more mindful when performing exercise
3. Fasting is now being used in cancer treatments and Nobel Prize was given for proof of atrophy; meaning your body will break down damaged cells so extremely helpful in fighting many diseases including cancer
4. You still eat the same number of calories, protein etc: just at particular time; giving your body time to heal in between
5. Electrolytes are a MUST
So Ramadan is opening at 7 35 pm for me and normally i'll wait an hr after eating to work out so around 8 30 pm but sometimes depending on Iftaar (breaking fast) plans i workout an hr before opening fast. Today i'll be going in at 6 and working out til 7 and then eating soon after so its blessed. It's really not that difficult, does your body good.
The pict moon and stars in the beginning video actually happens in some parts of our country yesterday. It happens around 2-3 minutes at night. The fact it happens on ramadhan night made that wonderfull
Benefits of Fasting:
- cleaning inner organs
- raising our concern with the hungers
Ramadan is my fav month Ramadan Mubarak ☪️ ❤🎉
Salem. Fasting is more than depriving onself from food. Firstly, our stomach works all the year round, involving heart activity, kidney... fasting helps the body to rest, eliminating toxines, one 1 month out of 12 months, let say a yearly maintenance. Besides the physical aspect, one learns to control their body, it is a self descipline it make people mentally stronger. Lastly, This practice allows people to endure hanger and thus feel the suffering of the needy. It makes the heart grow more compassionate and it enhance one's empathy for others. It is easy to dehumanitize people with materialism, gluttony and lust. Fasting keep us down to earth, makes us more grateful for what we have and make us more aware of others.
Fun fact, There is almost 33 years till the Ramadan will start at 23rd march again, like this year. (It's because that every year it goes 11 days back)
I also don’t have trouble fasting but the dehydration always gets me at the last hour or two of the day and I start feeling lethargic
The last hour or two is completely normal, but it's only one hour which makes it easier to distract your thirst by doing something.
@@ahmadmanga yeah I always pull through and for the rest of the day I’m usually feeling fine so that last hour is not a problem
Bro trying not to laugh 😂😂 3:38
Fasting for a day is easy, but consecutive fasting is more difficult, and at the end of the month it is very easy
I've been fasting for 12 years and I love ramadhan and during it I'm at my most peaceful state of mind. It's not hard to fast really at least for me. Suhur is like an early breakfast and iftar is dinner but during the day no water or food.
There is a unique tradition in my country when we celebrate eid. And that tradition only exists in our country, not even in Islamic countries. The tradition is to give money to those who fasting, initially to appreciate children who start learning to fasting, until it becomes a necessity for companies to provide holiday allowances for workers, and the allowance is equivalent to one month's salary.
Ramadan Mubarak ❤️ from Somalia 🇸🇴
Ramadan Mubarak brother ♥️ I'm Muslims alxamdulilah from Somali community 🇸🇴🕌☪️👳🙋🤝🤲
May Allah the lord of the heavens and the Earth guide you both on the right path... And help you both to be our brother in Islam
Just so you guys know, fasting isn't from sunrise to sunset, it's from before sunrise to post sunset. Wich means you can only eat when there is no sunlight out. Also ramadan is 10 days earlier every year so it can fall in December or July or any part of the year.
Fasting is absolutely hard... imagine getting up to eat and pray at maybe like 4 am in the morning and keep fasting till 6 PM without water or food and you still have to work and study.... like I remember one time Ramadan came in the same time as my end of the year exams so I had to wake up in the morning while fasting to concentrate and answer the exam after all of that I'll get home and just get a 30 min nap then get dressed go to the upcoming subject extra course which is far from my house and break my fast there with just 3 dates and water then get home late and eat my meal finally at maybe 8 PM after that I'll keep studying for 2 hours then sleep and repeat the same day again.... it was hard but worth it
Ramadan is a Bootcamp for faith renewal
Fasting is not only from food and drink, fasting from everything that is wrong and bad including lying, back bighting, etc., while doing all that is right and good.
You can also think of Ramadan as a bootcamp for faith renewal. It renews and reinforces your connection to your creator, it reminds you of the blessings of your creator, it reminds of those who are less fortunate, etc.
After that, you are recharged and ready to take on another year of worldly distractions.
Another impact that I have experienced when fasting a whole month:
It takes you off your regular eating and sleeping routine that becomes boring and dull.
Believe it or not, food is much much much much more enjoyable after a whole month of fasting. It stays that way for several months until it fades away.
You have a strong feeling of renewal and rejuvenation. Again, that great feeling stays with you for several months but it fades away also.
You enjoy life better than before fasting until the next Ramadan when you need to recharge again.
Fasting is also healthy for your body and psychologically as well.
Just a note: Ramadan changes yearly.
So Ramadan is based on the lunar calendar, which is 354 days long, shorter than the 365 days of the Gregorian calendar. For this reason, the holy month moves back about 10 or 11 days every year.
For this reason we get to fast in the looking hours of August going up to 18hours of fasting, and in December a lottt shorter.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for learning about our religion. It helps create understanding between one another. 🎊😊
Loooong hours* not looking.
Bro we work out too lol , almost daily , but we still can track our calories after the sunset , however thanks for participating guys , keep it up ❤
when yu are fasting your mine will be clear and yu don't get or feel angry at all it's amazing!
U know what's amazing about Ramadan. At thr beginning of Ramadan you're like no this is going to be hard this year, etc. Once you're in it, you wont even feel like eating, even after breaking fast. Your body automatically demands less during this blessed month. Such is the beauty of fasting.
2:35 Ramadan doesn’t come at the same time in the year every year if compared to the solar year, the time for when Ramadan comes keeps changing because the Islamic year consistently falls about 11 days short of the solar year. So there are times where Ramadan is in summer and also times when it is in winter
Mashallah brothers, may Allah guide you to the right path. You look very open-minded people , kind and respectful, wish you the best, keep documenting and discovering it, you won't regret it ❤😊
as a Muslim, it is enough to eat as usual & drink 3-4 glasses of water to start fasting..... alhamdulillah I don't really feel thirsty & very hungry.... Allah will make it easier for them to fast because of Allah.
As a muslim I must confess I do sometimes chug a lot of water some minutes before my fast starts, however, no matter how much I drink I still get thirsty.
Bro, Ramadan month shifts every year as muslims follow lunar calendar. So we have Ramadan in hot summers also and in cold chilly winters also. Time of fasting sometimes is 15 hrs in summer.
Love you guys
and yeah we eat at 7:30 which we call breakfast becuz it basically the first meal we had
Fun fact : Ramadan isn’t always in the winter since, every year, Ramadan goes 2 weeks back (Christian calendar) so for exemple, if today Ramadan starts in march, 2 yrs later it will start in February.
(Also fasting is really healthy for your body unless you don't have a healthy enough body.)
I'm with you on the last part
From my first fast till
I just decided that one day earlier, and then it's done, might get a little hungry on the day when I have nothing to do
But as long as I am busy there is no hunger
We actually work while we’re fasting and it’s so f hard💀
It was a basic explanation of Ramadhan, but in Ramadhan their is a lot more things that happened. women who in period can't fasting. Woman who are pregnant can fasting if they want. But most of them have to replace fasting in other mouth before the next Ramadhan. The one who is really cannot fasting during Ramadhan or replace it is a person who are sick and if they fasting that harm them. But they have to pay for Fidyah. Their is more but to explain just about Ramadhan will take a lot of time. Hope this helps...
If you want to try fasting, you can do it half day at first..
That is how most of children in my palace are practice in the early age...
Soon enough you will get use to it...
Some people even play soccer when they fasting...😅😅😅
6:10 declaring you're a Muslim for one day is dangerous! It's like you're playing with God. Never play with God... You can however ask Muslims to let you be with them as a non-Muslin and you'll find most of them generous during the Eid.
as a Muslim fasting is really easy for me I actually love it and it has lots of benefits
1:29 when he said Allah is the arabic word for God, its not only in arabic ,
its also in Aramaic (the language of jesus) and in ancient Hebrew, its been the name of God across all his prophets and times
its just been shifted in this modern days in the west to be "God"
during fast we not only avoid food but also bad things
Ramadan isn't strategic planned. Arabic calender is a moon calender. Compared to western calendar it moves up 12ish days each year.
In 2010 Ramadan was in August... in 2023 it's in March.
When he said
*before the fast starts I would drink a whole gallon of water*
We do that already
it's always challenging in the first few days then it becomes very easy, also those who are addicted to smocking or coffee etc., struggle the most.
but btw Ramadan this year falls in Spring! but the past few years it fell in the Summer, with longer fasting hours. But you know what's interesting? In a few years, it'll actually fall in the Winter which means we'll have much shorter fasting hours, e.g. in the UK it can go from 19 hours in Summer to just 8 hours in Winter!
SubhanAllah, it's amazing how the timing of Ramadan changes every year and gives us different challenges and opportunities to grow spiritually.
Lol, our calendar changes several days every year. So eventually the month of Ramadan will be in the Summer and then after several years it will be in the winter, fall, and spring.
Ramadan is on the Islamic calendar so it changes every year so ramadan used to fall in December, so the Islamic calendar isn’t aligned with the “Christian” calendar which is what we all use
Very nice sharing my friend👍👍👍 full support from Morocco🔔🌹🤝👍
Nice reaction guys
i do workout while fasting in ramadan, i workout in the afternoon and it's really not that hard. it sounds scarier than it really is. i barely start getting thirsty by the sunset.
some people work physical jobs all day and that's a lot harder than just an hour at the gym.
5:47... there will be a correction.... That Eid is called *Eid ul Fitr* not for three days it's for only one day..... There is another Eid called *Eid ul Adha* which stays for three days
It's crazy that there are still people out there not KNOWING what Ramadan is. Inshallah the world will get better
Non Muslim: “Not even water??”; Muslim: “I could say the same to you every time you come out of the bathroom bro”😂
Bro u can fast and workout at the same time lol, all u gotta do is time ur workout right, for example u can do it exactly before sunset so when you're done you'll be already in sunset and about to break your fast and restock on ur energy
Today is the 3 day of Ramadan 😅☪️🤲🥰🌙
Ramadan Kareem🌙🤲
ramadan Mubarak brother 💜
Fasting in Ramadan is different from fasting on normal days to us. We feel hungry and thirsty if we do intermittent fasting or just voluntary fasting. But in Ramadan we don’t feel hunger and thirst doesn’t matter of it comes in summer or winter. It’s very festive month for us and we love fasting in the month of Ramadan. It’s a time of the year where we are more active in doing good and reflect, focus on ourselves. Besides, dry fasting has many benefits scientifically too.
Next time, Ramadan will be in the month of May, which will be in 33 years. We use the lunar calendar, so every year, Ramadan shifts back 10 days.
“not even water😲”
Ramadan Mubarak from palstine ❤
Ramadan is a month of the lunar year, which is 11 days shorter than the standard julian (365 days) year. Therefore, from one year to the next, Ramadan starts around 11 days earlier than in the previous year. For example, the first day of Ramadan this year was March 23rd, which means that next year it will start on or around March 12th, depending on sighting of the new moon. The longest fasting days are those which are in years where Ramadan falls during June. In the Northern hemisphere, fasting during June can be for 16 to 19 hours, because dawn is very early and sunset is around 8:30 pm or later. Fasting days during December are much shorter and can be as little as 6 hours.
In Ramadan, good deeds are multipled by 70.
So praying once is like praying 70 times.
a wise man once said:u are not a camel don't drink 2 liters of water you'll use the washroom more instead
As much as hard it gets, fasting has a lovely feeling for muslims.
We would love to see u guys trying to fast at least a day 😂... fasting it's fun...and healthy 😋
It's not juat eating and drinking but also, no sex or anything sexual, no cussing, no listening to music or movies, no smoking, No fighting, no back biting.
Thank you for respecting religions, your viewer from Afghanistan.❤
Ramadan Kareem ❤❤