Islam is an amazing religion; it is something that changes your entire life. As someone from a Puerto Rican and African American background in New York, I found that Islam offers a depth I never experienced before. Growing up, religion felt like something reserved for special occasions—weddings, baptisms, or going to church for Christmas only to return to the “old life” the next day. Fasting changed my life because it moved me beyond ritual into a true, daily practice of faith.

Source: http://localhost:8086/75

Resolving the Confusion Regarding Fasting Six Days of Shawwal” (Raf’ al-Ishkal ‘an Siyam Sitta Ayyam min Shawwal) is the title of a definitive book by the eminent scholar, hadith master (Hafiz), jurist, and legal theorist Abu Sa’id Salah al-Din Khalil bin Kikaldi al-‘Ala’i al-Shafi’i (d. 761 AH). In this work, Ibn Kikaldi refutes a controversial claim made by the Hafiz Abu ‘Umar bin Hasan (known as Ibn Dihyah) in his book The Well-Known Knowledge on the Virtues of Days and Months. Ibn Dihyah’s claim attacked the authenticity of the famous hadith

Source: http://localhost:8086/73

This episode includes AI-generated content.