The missed month of worship has come to accompany our days, it is one of the foundations of Islam as emphasized by the Messenger of Allah , the goal is for the believers to attain piety. His obligations are not only on the people of the Prophet Muhammad but also the people before him. One of the important meanings in fasting worship is to train every believer to strengthen monotheism.
No one knows whether we are fasting or not, except ourselves and Allah who knows best. Stay calm and firm in your faith even when you are alone. A special month that becomes the madrasa of life to increase faith and monotheism. At every heartbeat, life always feels watched and realizes its closeness to Allah, the most merciful, does not expect praise and flattery from the time you wake up until you sleep again, all activities are of primary value.
Shaum teaches humans to be honest and sincere, all worship is aimed at Allah alone, shaum shows the magnitude of one's faith, in it there is sincerity, there is love that cannot be replaced by anything and anyone.
The believer will leave the pleasures of food and the temptations of lust in order to carry out obedience, for this reason the reward is unlimited to get the privilege of Allah the Most Merciful.
It was narrated from Abu Hurairah RA that the Messenger of Allah said:Allah Almighty says, all deeds are for the children of Adam and for himself, except fasting because fasting is for Me, and I am the one who repays it. Shaum is a fortress (protector from the torment of hell)".
Therefore, when you are fasting, do not make noise. If someone scolds you or invites you to a fight, say, 'Actually I'm fasting.'
By the One in whose hand the soul of Muhammad is in His (power) hand, the smell of the mouth of a fasting person is more fragrant with Allah on the Day of Resurrection than the smell of musk.
Besides that, The person who is fasting gets twice the joy, namely when he breaks his fast, he rejoices by breaking his fast, and when he meets Rob, he rejoices with his fast.." (HR Muslim).
"Be patient when fasting, grateful when breaking fast, happy when meeting His Lord, no hope is wasted because His promise is never wronged..."
Sunnah.
