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Abdul Shaheed Azhary is graduate from Al Azhar University, Ciaro. He has authored a couple of books on Islamic topics. He has been teaching Islamic and Arabic language subjects to students and adults for the last 15 years. He has studied the Arabic language, Quran, Hadees, Fiqh, Aqeeda, and other branches of knowledge from the Madrassas and Colleges in Kerala, India. He completed his higher studies at Al Azhar University in Egypt. He has also graduated with a BA from Calicut University and an MBA from Annamalai University.

Chapter 5: Sunan, Haram, Makrooh and Halal during the fast- Complete Guide to Ramadan Fasting (Shafi Fiqh) – Rules, Conditions & Practical Explanation

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Recommended Practices (Sunan) during Ramadan Throughout Ramadan, there are numerous recommended practices (Sunan) that individuals can follow to enhance their spiritual experience and earn greater rewards. Here are some of these recommended actions: اللهُمَّ لَكَ صُمْتُ وَعَلى رِزْقِكَ أفْطَرْت (Oh Allah, for You only fasted and upon Your generosity I have broken the fast.) ذَهَبَ […]

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Chapter 4 : Making up (القَضاء) and expiation (الكفَّارة)- Complete Guide to Ramadan Fasting (Shafi Fiqh) – Rules, Conditions & Practical Explanation

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It is advisable to promptly make up for missed fast days consecutively as soon as possible. Postponing them until the next Ramadan is not permissible unless there is a valid excuse, such as prolonged illness. If one delays without a valid excuse until the following Ramadan, he/she is obligated to offer a penalty known as

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Chapter 3: Conditions (شُرُوط) and invalidators (مُبْطلات) of fast. Complete Guide to Ramadan Fasting (Shafi Fiqh) – Rules, Conditions & Practical Explanation

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Conditions (شُرُوط) of fast The conditions of a valid fast are as follows: Intention (niyyat) The intention (النية) to fast should indeed be made each day. For obligatory fasts, two additional conditions apply: For non-obligatory fasts, one can make the intention to fast before noon. The intention should be made in the heart. Verbalizing it

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Chapter 2 : Considerations of the health and safety in fasting – Complete Guide to Ramadan Fasting (Shafi Fiqh) – Rules, Conditions & Practical Explanation

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Fasting in Islam entails abstaining from food and water for extended periods, and the well-being of believers is a primary consideration. Consequently, fasting is not obligatory for everyone, nor is it permissible for certain individuals. However, some categories are encouraged to fast voluntarily, despite it not being obligatory. Following person is obliged to fast: The

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Chapter 1: Ramadan: meaning and commencement – Complete Guide to Ramadan Fasting (Shafi Fiqh) – Rules, Conditions & Practical Explanation

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In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful بِسمِ اللهِ الرحْمَنِ  الرحِيم الحمدُ للهِ ربِّ  العَالمَين ، الصلاةُ والسلامُ عَلَى سيِّدِنَا مُحَمَّدٍ وعَلَى آلِهِ وَصَحْبِهِ وَسَلِمْ What is Ramadan? Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar, is known as the month of fasting. The Arabic word “Ramadan” (رمضان) carries a

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Harmful Social Norms: 7 Powerful Reasons Small Acts Turn Into Collective Pressure

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Harmful social norms rarely begin with a crowd. They usually start with one person, one decision, one celebration, one display — and slowly grow into collective pressure that shapes an entire community. No society wakes up one morning and decides to create financial stress or cultural burden. Instead, harmful social norms are born quietly. A

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Chapter 4: The Celestial Balance – The Architecture of the Heavens

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As we move our gaze from the microscopic miracles of the human body to the vast expanse of the universe, we encounter a system governed by mathematical precision and unwavering laws. The Quran presents the cosmos not as a chaotic void, but as a “built” structure maintained by a delicate balance—a concept modern astrophysics describes

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Chapter 3: The Architecture of Life – The Miracle Within

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While the vast oceans and towering mountains serve as external signs of a Creator, the most intimate evidence lies within the human being. The human body is a masterpiece of biological engineering, containing systems so complex that modern science continues to uncover new layers of wonder every day. The Quran emphasizes that the human form

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