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Answers Hanafi Fiqh Fasting (Sawm) Regulations For Women on Ramadan Activities
Answers Hanafi Fiqh Fasting (Sawm) Regulations For Women on Ramadan Activities
Regulations For Women on Ramadan Activities
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By Shaykhah Umm Obaidullah
Fiqh of Food Tasting
- Tasting food does not invalidate the fast, as long as it is not ingested
- Tasting food should only to be done if there is a need for it
Children
- Fasting is not mandatory for children who have not reached the age of puberty
- Children should be encouraged to fast
I’tikäf
- Women may perform i’tikäf (a spiritual retreat) in a designated place in their homes
- While in i’tikäf, a woman is permitted to carry out her domestic duties and other necessary responsibilities
- Unnecessary worldly activities should be avoided
Taräwëh
- Taräwëh is also a confirmed Sunna for women. 20 raka’ät should be observed
- The appropriate place for women to offer their taräwëh prayer is at home. They may attend the congregation at the Masjid if they like
- Taräwëh is offered in sets of two raka’ät. Any portion of the Qur’än may be recited within it. One should not look in the Qur’an whilst reciting or standing behind the Imam. It is recommended to adhere to the sequence of the Surahs when reciting
- The time for taräwëh is from after the Isha prayer to just before Fajr