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doormouse73
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i would just like to say to all the muslim members on this forum,i wish you well during ramadan… 
Amen to that!i would just like to say to all the muslim members on this forum,i wish you well during ramadan…![]()
And not just that, it’s a strict fast (while the sun’s up). I thought I had it bad on Ash Wednesday when I felt a bit woozy around lunch. You see, I went with no breakfast because I wouldn’t know what a “small meal” is, then didn’t have a chance to eat a small lunch until almost 1. I honestly don’t think I could make it some days if I fasted like you guys do during Ramadan.I second that. And I know how much more difficult this is during the summer months…so be well!
Oh yes I agree. I skip lunch and it’s a tragedy. I’m amazed at how they do it. Many a time I’ve played football with my fasting teammates in the searing heat, for 90 mins!And not just that, it’s a strict fast (while the sun’s up). I thought I had it bad on Ash Wednesday when I felt a bit woozy around lunch. You see, I went with no breakfast because I wouldn’t know what a “small meal” is, then didn’t have a chance to eat a small lunch until almost 1. I honestly don’t think I could make it some days if I fasted like you guys do during Ramadan.
So yes, happy Ramadan to all the Muslim members of this forum.
Oh yes I agree. I skip lunch and it’s a tragedy. I’m amazed at how they do it. Many a time I’ve played football with my fasting teammates in the searing heat, for 90 mins!
The fast is from dawn to sunset each day, not an absolute fast.
But may the Muslims so afflicted with war join in peace to find their way through the cruelties inflicted by those who've turned to violence, who use their religion, Christian, Jewish, or Muslim to excuse their deeds.
Right, but compared to “Two small meals which may not add up to a normal meal, in addition to a single regularly sized meal,” that’s a long time to go without food. Especially those posters here who can barely make it past lunch.The fast is from dawn to sunset each day, not an absolute fast.
I decided this year to follow basically that regimen for Lent, which I found a bit difficult at first, but very sustainable in conjunction with prayer & dailt mass. The benefits that come when we stop indulging the flesh – and we don’t even see, in the US, that what we consider a normal diet is tremendously indulgent – are immeasurable.Right, but compared to “Two small meals which may not add up to a normal meal, in addition to a single regularly sized meal,” that’s a long time to go without food. Especially those posters here who can barely make it past lunch.
The man who washes my car reminded me of Ramadan. He said it was a 15 hour fast. All I could say was " May God bless you." Probably not an appropriate response however it is what blurted out of my mouth.Thank you!![]()
That sounds pretty appropriate actually. lol… thank you.The man who washes my car reminded me of Ramadan. He said it was a 15 hour fast. All I could say was " May God bless you." Probably not an appropriate response however it is what blurted out of my mouth.
the trick is to wake up 1 hour before dawn and cook up a satiating meal to keep us fuller longer.Oh yes I agree. I skip lunch and it’s a tragedy. I’m amazed at how they do it. Many a time I’ve played football with my fasting teammates in the searing heat, for 90 mins!
A Long time to go without WATER!!!Right, but compared to “Two small meals which may not add up to a normal meal, in addition to a single regularly sized meal,” that’s a long time to go without food. Especially those posters here who can barely make it past lunch.
It is OK to take water if you are suffering health issues, I believe.A Long time to go without WATER!!!
the first few days are always the hardest but it gets easier with time.A Long time to go without WATER!!!
I wish i could say the same thing i`m 15 stone now, nonetheless, peace be upon you .the first few days are always the hardest but it gets easier with time.