This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. In that case now here's the question though. What if a woman you know can't fast how does she get the most out of Ramadan and

you know some how I've had sisters break down crying in front of me saying that it's the last ten

nights and I'm not going to be able to fast, I'm not going to be able to pray.

You know, Leilat al-Qadhir right the last five nights I'm not going to be able to fast and pray.

There's one hadith of all right that should give you a lot of hope.

Number one, the Prophet, Allah al-Aah al-I was

He said that whoever becomes ill and we said,

kyas from analogy the uimat compared a woman who cannot fast to one who is temporarily ill.

The prophet some said whoever becomes ill or travels and they miss out on that which they normally

would have done.

Allah Subhahahah, who it's all,

records it for them in full.

Hadith is in a bujari.

Tama.

Look at the Rahmna of Allah Subhana.

If Allah knew that you were going to stand up and praying that you really had that desire and that me,

Allah's pranta, would write it down, not by your standard, by his standard.

So you would have the full reward regardless.

That's number one. Number two, still reading

Puran. Now obviously reading Puran that's a long ficki issue.

Rossu, so I'm, he said that to Abu Haibhore Radi Allah al all an an one he was in his state of Janab.

Rasulah, Sala Salah al-Alah al-Iamjus.

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