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 21 
 on: March 17, 2024, 03:47:18 am 
Started by Rula Omer - Last post by Rula Omer
I am also in Canada, west coast.  And this season is the first time I began Iftar exactly as given in the Quran.  Before I used to follow the hadith rule of Iftar dot at Maghrib which my family still does.  So, would you advise that I wait for 35 minutes after Maghrib prayer?
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 on: March 17, 2024, 03:40:30 am 
Started by Rula Omer - Last post by Ruhi_Rose


Well yes, I would think 25 minutes is okay even if slight remnants of light are still there.  I guess not a big problem.

Generally after the sun sets it takes about 25 to 30 minutes for the sky to transition from twilight to complete darkness. However, there may still be some residual light in the sky for a little longer.  This happens in summer months and also in places located at higher latitudes.  E.g. here in Canada which is very far up north from the equator, it takes about 35 to 40 minutes from sunset to get completely dark.  If it’s closer to the equator like Pakistan or Afghanistan, it takes max 25 for sunset to last.  So it depends on one’s location.  My family and I in Canada wait for about 35 minutes before we start Iftar.
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 on: March 17, 2024, 03:29:31 am 
Started by Rula Omer - Last post by Rula Omer
Yesterday Ramadan 6, Iftar time 7.26 p.m. so I waited for darkness (leil) until 7.50 p.m. that is, 25 minutes.  When I looked out it was still not dark by definition.  But I was finding it hard to wait any longer, and other people of my family who take Iftar dot at Maghrib time were also coaxing me to start eating.  My point is if I wait up to 25 minutes and it’s still not fully dark outside, can I start eating?
This is strange.  25 minutes after Maghrib should be dark.

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 on: March 16, 2024, 07:40:23 pm 
Started by Jamal Khan - Last post by Mussarat
Right.  We take our niyyah for granted and then unexpectedly some emergency happens next day and we can't fast.  Should always say INSHALLAH and make a quick niyyah.
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 on: March 16, 2024, 07:35:08 pm 
Started by Jamal Khan - Last post by Jamal Khan
good point sister.
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 on: March 16, 2024, 07:32:39 pm 
Started by Jamal Khan - Last post by Heba E. Husseyn


I understand you quite clearly, Alhumdulilah.  You do have a point.  In such an approach of a believer where intent for every following day is taken for granted, in my opinion it’s okay if you forget to specify your niyyah every day for the next day. I don’t see it invalidating your fast in such a scenario.  However, it’s also about adding some extra goodness to our preparation for fasting the next day.  Considering the fact that making a niyyah takes just a flash of a second, it feels better to try to remember specifying our niyyah every day with “InshAllah” as we never  know what tomorrow holds for us.  Only Allah knows, we don’t. 
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 on: March 16, 2024, 02:11:51 am 
Started by Jamal Khan - Last post by coffee lover
Regarding niyyah for fasting every day separately for every fast, I am very regular with fasting in Ramadan.  For me missing a fast is very unusual; unless there is some rare good reason.  That so far has hardly or never happened.  Thank Allah Alhumdulilah.  Each night after fasting and salah when I go to sleep it’s taken for granted in my mind that I will fast the next day.   But if for some unusual reason I am not able to fast next day, that stands out in my mind as a niyyah for not fasting the next day.  Considering this, in all normal circumstances when my niyyah cannot be anything else other than observing my fast everyday of the 30 days of blessed month, do I still have to specifically make niyyah or intent everyday before fasting next day?  I don’t know if I have made my self clear.   Sorry if I haven’t.
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 on: March 16, 2024, 01:38:26 am 
Started by Heba E. Husseyn - Last post by Heba E. Husseyn


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 on: March 15, 2024, 03:20:58 am 
Started by questioner - Last post by Questioner
You are correct Sr. Zainab, taraweeh usually commence at 9pm here.

I definitely have gone overboard with my fasting practices this Ramadan then, breaking my fast that late without any valid reasons, astaghfirullah.

A light snack and tea before taraweeh would make it easier to take part in the prayers and improve my overall well-being throughout this blessed month. Plus, it would be quite ungrateful to deliberately delay eating for that long when Allah has provided food and water for us to enjoy, nauzubillah.

Jazakallahukhayran for your valued inputs, Sr Zainab and Br Truthseeker.
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 on: March 15, 2024, 03:15:52 am 
Started by questioner - Last post by Questioner
Yes, I realize it now, jazakallahukhayran for your much needed inputs Sr Zainab and Br Truthseeker.
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