Free Fasting Ramadan in the shade of Al-Qur `an and Sunnah
Here, before the reader, we present the correct guidance of the Ramadan
fast, the form of the conclusions drawn from the Qur `an and the Sunnah
of the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam saheeh. This paper we extracted from a broad discussion of the various schools of fiqh and we describe the concise conclusions to be practical guidance for every Muslim and Muslimah in terms of fasting Ramadan.
Has become our way of life not to be fanatical about the schools and not to justify any pendalilan with weak hadiths.
The reader needs to know also that this paper had been published in the past limatahun also been published in the Proceedings of the Scientific An-Nashihah volume 07. However, as the words of Al-Qadi Abdurrahim al-Baisany, "I saw that there was a man who wrote a book in one day, but, on the next day, definitely said, 'If the altered, (writing it) would be better, plus suppose so, (writing it) would be more beautiful is, if this precedence, (writing it) is certainly be more mainstream, and is, if it is abandoned, (writing it) would be more beautiful. ' This includes ibrah very great and is a real testament to the mastery of the whole human shortcomings. "That is precisely what happened in this paper, so we re-read, add weight, and minimize shortcomings as much as possible.
Our hope is that this paper may be beneficial to all Muslims and Muslim in Ramadan fasting is noble.
Table of Contents:
- Foreword
- Some Introduction
- Arguments of the necessity and virtue About Fasting Ramadan
- Some Cases Need to Know Before Entering Ramadan
- This intention in Fasting
- Time Frame Fasting
- Eating Sahur
- Requiring Case Case-Abandoned By Person Fasting
- Case-Case Makes Someone Still Allowed to Fasting
- The Things People Makruh for Fasting
- Invalidate-Invalidate Fasting
- Iftar
- People who Gets Waivers for Not Fasting
- Make up the fasting
- Payment Terms fidyah
- Payment Kaffarah
- Some Errors in the Implementation of Ramadan Fasting
Author: Dhu'l-Qarnayn M. Sanusi
Size: 12 x 17.5 cm
Length: 111 p.
ISBN: 979 3913 19 3
Prints: Fifth, Rajab 1432 H / July 2011 M
