Whut up Muslims! Ramadan ~~~ - Page 3

On August 12 2010 02:22 love1another wrote:

Fail evolution. Lamarckism much? Unless you can prove this is epigenomic, this is a totally baseless claim.

On August 12 2010 03:01 Armut wrote:
Fasting is not that hard suprisingly in Ramadan. I know for not religious people its about hard to understand but 16 hours a day (in summer days are longer) just passes easier in Ramadan for Muslims. For people who have real health problem like diabetes or tension (like my father although he fasts) or maybe for the people who needs to take pills or medical treatment regularly its not a must and if fasting really dangaring you its forbidden (Allah doesnt let you torture your self if you cant handle by handle I dont mean yound people just cant stand without eating I mean medically)

Anyways, may this Ramadan bring happiness, salvation to all humanity. Bayramınız Mubarek Olsun

On August 12 2010 02:05 Coagulation wrote:
if you REALLY Wanted to show your respect for god you would stop breathing air.
now thats devotion.

On August 12 2010 03:22 Maenander wrote:

I am not against people enjoying their Ramadan, whatever makes you happy, but I am quite sure there is some social pressure involved, and I hate that idea. I am sure glad I got rid of any religious ties.

On August 12 2010 03:26 Shatter wrote:
There is some social pressure involved in almost any activity people do, whether you are religious or not.

On August 12 2010 02:22 love1another wrote:

Fail evolution. Lamarckism much? Unless you can prove this is epigenomic, this is a totally baseless claim.

On August 13 2010 01:32 exeexe wrote:
The idea of Ramadan was developped much closer to the equator. This means the environment it was ment to be used in would not have 16 hour long days during the summer. Anyways what would a muslim do should he arrive to the north pole where the sun never sets for half a year?

On August 12 2010 02:51 KwarK wrote:
You just sleep a lot, drink a lot of water and take it easy. I quite often go a few days without eating.

On August 13 2010 02:06 KasdaTheEmperor wrote:


Well that's maybe your way of fasting, but Muslims can't eat/drink/smoke/chew bubble gums nor do anything like that during Ramadan from sunrise to sunset.

During the summer it's a bit harder because of longer days, however if you truly are a believer it won't come as impossible. It's the matter of faith and it's also a good way to clean your body completely and put your digestive system to rest.

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