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Breaking Ramadan Fast Intentionally is Grave Sin: Saharanpur Cleric Warns

अगर आपने भी बीच में जानबूझकर तोड़ लिया है अपना रोजा शरीयत देता है यह सजा

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News18•09-03-2026, 08:42

Breaking Ramadan Fast Intentionally is Grave Sin: Saharanpur Cleric Warns

•Qari Ishaq Gora, a Saharanpur cleric, states intentionally breaking a Ramadan fast is a major sin in Islam.
•It's not just a missed fast; Islamic Sharia prescribes strict rules and punishments for such an act.
•The "Kaffara" for intentionally breaking one fast is observing 60 consecutive days of fasting.
•Exemptions exist for illness, travel, or valid reasons, allowing missed fasts to be made up later (Qaza).
•The true purpose of Ramadan fasting is self-control, patience, and performing good deeds.

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