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Recommended Matters for the Fasting Person
The Sunnah is to hasten to break one’s fast
SaveWhat Is the Reward of Feeding a Fasting Person?
Whoever gives iftar to one who is fasting will have a reward like his, without that detracting from the reward of the fasting person in the slightest.Save‘Umrah is mustahabb at any time in Ramadan
SaveDoes Swallowing Saliva after Using Siwak Break Your Fast?
It is permissible to swallow the saliva after using the siwak while fasting, but if anything comes out of the siwak in the mouth, you should spit it outSaveHastening or Delaying Breaking the Fast?
There is no reward for delaying breaking the fast, rather it is better to hasten to break the fast as soon as the sun has set; this brings a more complete reward.SaveIf he gives iftaar to a rich relative, he will have the reward of one who gives iftaar to a fasting person
SaveWhich is better during the day in Ramadaan – reading Qur’aan or praying voluntary prayers?
SaveWhen Do You Break Your Fast?
The Sunnah is to hasten to break the fast, which means breaking fast straight after the sun has set. For more, please see the detailed answer.SaveVoluntary Fast without Suhur
SaveWhen To Say Du`a For Breaking Fast
Du`a for breaking fast should be made before iftar, at Maghrib, because this combines weakness and humility, and because he is still fasting.Save