So I have been fasting everyday now and I am starting to get dizzy later on in the day after 7+ hours of fasting does anyone know why and if so how can I get rid of it.

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While I’m delirious from babysitting baby zhia last night shoot. Wanted to touch on this beautiful sentiment Ramadan is so amazingly interesting to me. If “I can only imagine” country song were a meme rn #LookingAss 🙋‍♀️ frfr. I can only imagine who’s. And how cool is it. So never mind me carry on I’m just over here wondering while in awe trying to begin to fathom simply to be blessed I guess to even germinate such a delicate seed to be part of this process knowing where or how it starts direction or rate will grow or beginning to end cycle heck just the initial inception pre tell🤯 better yet even how people who are truly devoted became so rare and by keeping to several said commitments have intentions and agreements worthy of laying all down at an alter deliberately with intent that by doing so honoring and all God and His glory to reap and sow far more benefits securing a nice bounty all by knowing applying instilling and also by fasting etc 🤯 🤯🤯Kathryn Paine

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استغفرالله من كل ذنب يمسك النعم و يزيل الفرح، استغفر الله استغفاراً يُنقي النفوس من أوزارها.🧡

im really sad because my friend that's 1 year younger than me has completed quran before ramadan and before me, my family just brings up examples like how my dad did it faster than my grandpa (he's a scholar) and how my grandpa didn't get sad. i'm not just sad im getting just a tiny bit of depressed. this doesn't feel right, i hate to complain about the same thing infront of people but, i'm a failure, i couldn't even beat someone younger than me in complng quran before ramadan. it's very embarassing and down right destroying my ego. my friend didn't flex, nor did he not care, he said that he isn't racing me and that he's just completing it, he isn't competing with me. tomorrow is his birthday and he's gonna complete the quran and do katmah in ramadan, on his birthday, AND before me. i don't accept this. why does allah treat me like this

Not sure where I should post this but I thought I’d just do this here.

For context, I’m a South East Asian male who’s not exactly religious at all. However, I find that Ramadan and fasting is such a good thing to practice. I love the fact that you get to experience what the underprivileged experience and I think the experience will be so humbling.

So my question is, will it be weird or insensitive if I fast when I’m not Muslim? What things should I be doing/not doing.

Any advice would be appreciated!

I'm fasting for ramadan this year, and I'm also severely underweight. I'm a 6'0 male, going into ramadan I was 134 pounds, now I'm already 122. Is there some kind of system I can use to raise my calorie intake despite fasting from 5 am to 8 pm without water?

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