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The same applies to the issue of fasting.

If Allah Almighty says it is prohibited to fast on the day of the Eid.

You say, okay, if Allah says it is prohibited to fast in a certain condition.

It is okay.

The difficulty is when you have started your fast and you fasted all day

and you have opened your fast, you have opened your fast,

you have opened your fast, you have opened your fast before sunset.

If you notice that you have started your cycle, your monthly cycle,

automatically you know that this fast that I was fulfilling is null and void.

However, you get a full reward for that entire fast and more than that

because you obeyed the instruction of Allah and at the same time you are going to do Allah.

Allah means you are going to compensate later on for that particular fast.

So Allah will reward you.

Number one, for having obeyed the instruction, for having fasted through part of that day.

It does not mean that because the fast has become invalidated in terms of it being plugged in as a fast of Ramadan,

it does not mean that you now have no reward.

You have a full reward and you have a reward for having surrendered to the decree of Allah

and reward for having done the Qadah, even if you just intended to do the Qadah,

that intention is already rewarding.

So remember this, whatever Allah has instructed, there is a reward in it.

Whether you and I understand it, that's besides the point.

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