Various Sunnah Fastings: Control And Implementation Time

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YOGYAKARTA Sunnah fasting is fasting in Islam has the law, it can't be done either. When someone does Sunnah fasting he will get a reward, otherwise he will not be guilty. There are quite a lot of various Sunnah fasting himself. This article will provide information such as Sunnah fasting that can be done.

It should be noted that many Sunnah fasts are sourced from the Prophet Muhammad SAW which is conveyed to Muslims through actions, words, and so on. Sunnah fasting can be distinguished based on the implementation time. The following is a kind of Sunnah fast that can be done.

Daud's fast is Sunnah fasting which is done alternately, fasting a day and not so much. This fast is recommended by the Prophet SAW because only Prophet Daud a.s. strong doing it.

As the name suggests, this fasting is carried out every Monday and Thursday. This fasting is also highly recommended by Muhammad SAW. The Prophet also performed this worship so that it has special virtues. The fasting system on Monday is the same as other fasting, only on both days.

This fast is carried out every 13th, 14th, and 15th in the Hijri month. However, fasting is not allowed on the 13th of Dzulhijjah because that date includes Tasyriq Day.

This fast is carried out in conjunction with the moment when the pilgrims perform wukuf in Padang Arafah. This fast is done every 9 Dzulhijjah. However, it is also canceled to fast 8 days before the Arafah fast. Fasting is done starting on the 1st so that the total becomes 9 days of fasting. Meanwhile, on the 10th is Eid al-Adha.

Every 9th (Tasua) and 10th of Muharram (Asyura), Muslims are encouraged to fast. This Sunnah service is highly emphasized by the Prophet Muhammad SAW.

As the name suggests, Syawal fasting is carried out in the month of Syawal, precisely at the beginning of the month except for the 1st of Syawal. The implementation can be done in a sequentially or after-seling as long as it enters a matter of 6 days.

Even though it is Sunnah, this fasting is recommended because in the month of Sya'ban the practice of Muslims will be reported. There is no special provision that regulates the time of implementation. Muslims can fast Monday-Thursday this month or any fast as long as it is done in Sya'ban.

Reporting from NU Online, what is meant by the month of Haram is Dzulqa'dah, Dzulhijjah, Muharram, and Rajab. In that month the Prophet Muhammad offered that Muslims should fast. However, there are no special rules for its implementation.

Those are some kinds of Sunnah fasting that can be carried out. Visit VOI.id to get other interesting information.