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Fasting rules, exceptions and nullifiers — prepare for Ramadan.
Ramadan fasting is the fourth pillar of Islam. This guide covers conditions, daily rhythm, what breaks the fast and recommended acts — so you can revise calmly before using Qalima practice.
Fasting in Ramadan is an obligation for the able adult Muslim. It trains self-control, gratitude and awareness of those in need.
Laylat al-Qadr, charity, Quran recitation and tarawih prayers give the month its spiritual depth beyond abstaining from food.
The fast runs from dawn (Fajr) to sunset (Maghrib). Suhur before dawn and iftar at sunset structure the day.
What breaks the fast, exemptions (illness, travel, pregnancy…) and make-up days (qada) are essential practical knowledge.
Use short quizzes to check rules before Ramadan starts, then revisit weak points weekly during the month.
Qalima fasting practice mode helps turn rules into stable recall.
From true dawn to sunset each day of Ramadan.
Suhur before fasting, iftar to break the fast.
Know what invalidates the fast and requires make-up.
Illness, travel and other cases with their rulings.
Quran, charity, night prayer and self-reform.
Dawn, sunset, suhur, iftar — explain each.
Know what breaks the fast and what does not.
Illness, travel, pregnancy — when breaking is allowed.
Open fasting practice for active revision.
Fiqh is the science of Islamic practical rulings, covering worship, transactions and family matters.
Yes, our quizzes cover all levels, from basics to advanced questions.
Purification, prayer, fasting, zakat, hajj, transactions and family rules.
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Use this guide to consolidate the basics, then try multiplayer or another topic.