Fasting during pregnancy can feel like a tender balancing act: you want the reward of Ramadan, but you also want to protect your baby and your own well-being. Right after this paragraph, one helpful, easy-to-read book many Muslim families keep…
Ramzan ki duain are often the first thing people search for when the month begins, because everyone wants to make Ramadan more meaningful, not just “busy.” Even if your routine is simple, a few sincere duas can change the whole…
Dua for breaking fast Ramadan is one of the easiest Sunnah moments to bring back into your day, yet many Muslims still feel unsure about the exact words. In the UK and USA, busy commutes and late work shifts can…
Many Muslims still feel a small panic at Suhoor time: “Did I say the right words?” “Is my fast valid if I’m half-asleep?” This confusion is common, especially in the UK and USA where dawn can be early and mornings…
Many Muslims feel unsure right before Suhoor: Do I need to say a specific sentence? Is my fast valid if I forget? That confusion is normal, especially for Muslims in the UK and USA juggling early work hours, school runs,…
Roza ki dua is often treated like a “must-say” line, so many Muslims worry: What if I forget it at Sehri? What if my pronunciation is weak? This is common in the UK and USA, where mornings are rushed. The…
Read Our Daily Dua, Month of Ramadan 2026, for the Muslims all over the world, but it carries a big idea: Ramadan is not only about fasting—it’s about turning to Allah again and again. Many Muslims in the UK and…
Does Kissing Break Your Fast is one of those Ramadan questions people whisper about, even though it’s completely normal to ask. A clear, beginner-friendly book many couples find useful is Fiqh of Worship (Amazon). Problem → Insight → Solution A…
Can You Have Sex During Ramadan Fasting? is one of the most searched (and most whispered) questions every year. Many married Muslims feel awkward asking it, so they rely on social media clips or group chats. That’s where confusion grows.…
“Can you drink water while fasting for a blood test?” is a question that pops up every day in clinics, especially when Ramadan is also around the world and people are trying to do the right thing. For a practical,…
Prayers at Ramadan can feel confusing for many Muslims—especially when you’re juggling work, school, long fasting hours, and family life in the UK or the USA. You may wonder, “Which duas should I say daily?” What should I focus on?…
Why Can’t You Drink Water During Ramadan? Learn Islam is one of the most searched questions every year, especially among Muslims in the UK and USA who work long hours, commute, or fast in warmer weather. The short answer is…
Can you drink alcohol during Ramadan? is a common question, especially for Muslims around worldwide, or travelling to places like Dubai, where alcohol is available. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. It is known for daily…
“Roza band karne ki dua” is a common phrase Muslims use for the short prayer linked with starting a fast, especially in South Asian homes. Many people learn it as kids, then later wonder, “Is this the exact dua? When…
“During Ramadan can you drink water?” is a question I hear every year, especially from new Muslims, school students, and colleagues in the UK/USA who see people fasting through long workdays. It sounds tough, and it’s natural to wonder if…
“Roza kholne ki dua” is the short supplication many Muslims say at sunset when they break the fast. It sounds simple, but in real life people still get stuck: “Which words are correct?” “Do I say it before the first…
Ramadan fasting rules are the everyday Islamic guidelines Muslims follow while fasting from dawn to sunset in Ramadan. Many people feel unsure about simple things like hugging a spouse, doing ghusl after Fajr, watching TV, taking vitamins, or fasting during…
Does vitamins break a fast? is a question I hear every Ramadan, especially from Muslims juggling work, school, and health routines in the world. People don’t want to “mess up” their worship, but they also don’t want to feel exhausted…