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In Arabic, fasting is also called shaum or shiam. This word comes from the words shaamu, yashuumu and shauman wa shiyaaman. The meaning of fasting according to language is to restrain, that is, to refrain from doing something

Saum or fasting is refraining from eating and drinking and all actions that can break it, from sunrise to sunset, with certain conditions, to increase a Muslim's piety.

Saum/fasting is one of the five Pillars of Islam.

Muslims who fast are required to do more good deeds, including giving alms and helping others in need.

The wisdom of fasting Ramadan is to train self-discipline and physical strength. Refraining from eating and drinking for a full day requires physical strength

Types of Fasting in Islam

+ Mandatory (Fard)

1. Ramadan fasting.

2..Kaffarah Fasting.

+ Sunnah (Sunnah)

1. Fast Monday-Thursday.

2. Ayyam al-Bidh Fast (Three Day Fast in the Middle of the Month).

+ Special (Nadzar)

+ Fasting on Special Days

1. Arafat

2. Ashura

3. Tasyura

Reading the Iftar Prayer is one of the sunnah things. This activity is also highly recommended.

Mandatory and Sunnah Fasting Procedures accompanied by Complete Prayers, Equipped with reading media features, to increase knowledge including:

+ Daily Prayer Book

+ Prayer Guide

+ Practice of the Sunnah of the Prophet

+ Ramadan prayer

+ Tarawih Prayers and Prayers

+ Itikaf guide

+ Ramadhan dish, the month of fasting