Re: fasting when pregnant
My mom always reminds me that she gave birth to me during the month of Ramadan; and i didn’t turn out too bad. :halo:
Re: fasting when pregnant
why dont u understand the islamic point of view actually???u r not allowed to fasting n u must complete ur fasting period after ur pregnancy,,,dat is the simple islamic rule,,,,wen anybody is ill or hv some problem(traveller,pregnancy illness) these ppl r not allowed fasting,infact they can complete their fasting days after wen they start their normal routine life wid no problems,,,islam is religion dat is very easy to obey,there is no any compulsion or any restriction dat is difficult to adopt.
Re: fasting when pregnant
Sheal, yes inshaAllah i will makeup later on. I was thinking of fasting on mondays and thursdays each week and that should make up 8 fasts a month and should only take about 5 months to complete. Also fasting on other holy days such as ashoora, shab-e-biraat helps too.
why dont u understand the islamic point of view actually???u r not allowed to fasting n u must complete ur fasting period after ur pregnancy,,,dat is the simple islamic rule,,,,wen anybody is ill or hv some problem(traveller,pregnancy illness) these ppl r not allowed fasting,infact they can complete their fasting days after wen they start their normal routine life wid no problems,,,islam is religion dat is very easy to obey,there is no any compulsion or any restriction dat is difficult to adopt.
actually you may wanna check your facts against some ulema's on this topic...
According to almost all ulema the only time you are NOT ALLOWED to fast is during your menstural periods (given that u are a woman and experience menstural periods)
The rest of the times (Pregnancy, Travel) you are ALLOWED to fast, but are not REQUIRED to and are EXCUSED from them
If you are perfectly healthy, have no weakness, normal body weight, or normal pregnancy weight gain, have consulted your obgyn, and have no complications such as out of wack glucose leves e.g as in gestational diabetes, and really have the desire to fast then you CAN fast IF YOU WANT TO , OR you can still also CHOOSE not to fast... that's different from you saying you are not Allowed to fast during pregnancy as u have said in ur post...
why dont u understand the islamic point of view actually???u r not allowed to fasting n u must complete ur fasting period after ur pregnancy,,,dat is the simple islamic rule.