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ummtalha
July 17, 2014 at 11:22 PM
Asslamu Alikum. I am pregnant (29 weeks) and fasting. I found this article very helpful.
On a second note, if someone knowledgeable could help me with a question I have. I was thinking about naming my unborn Rafay however I know its one of the names of Allah swt so I wanted to know if it would be Abdul Rafay or Rafay alone is fine as well.
If anyone with k owl edge on this topic could assist me pleaseeeeee.
UmmA
July 19, 2014 at 12:14 PM
Jazaki Allahu khairan for the informative article.
Would you advise a nursing mother to fast if her child is under three months?
Umm
May 30, 2017 at 7:53 AM
Sis you might find this helpful https://ramadanfastingandpregnancy.wordpress.com/
Sometimes breastfeeding a 4/5/6 month old that isn’t on solids is harder than a newborn as they take much more milk so it’s not just the age of the baby that’s important.