Dua for Breaking Fast | Read Conditions for Breaking Fast
During the month of Ramadan, this dua is usually recited at iftar, the time when the fast is broken after sunset. It is a method to thank Allah for giving us the power to fast and ask for His mercy.
t is also allowed that under some special conditions, one can break his/her fast before the time of Iftar/Magrib. I suggest consulting a nearby religious scholar before breaking the fast under special conditions.
Dua for Breaking Fast with Urdu and English Translation
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Conditions for Breaking Fast
- Sunset, or Maghrib: It is the customary time to break the fast.
- Sickness: Allowed due to medical necessity.
- Traveling: Permitted, though optional if practical.
- Nursing and pregnancy: Allowed if it doesn’t cause harm.
- Menstruation and after childbirth: These times are granted leave.
- Extreme Struggle: Permitted under very dire circumstances.
How to Learn This Dua?
- Start by stating your intention (Niyyah).
- Whenever you can, face the Qiblah.
- Put up your hands humbly.
- Say “Bismillah” (In the name of Allah) at the beginning.
- Recognize the significance of the dua.
- Show appreciation to Allah.
- As per the Sunnah, break your fast with water and dates.
Unique Features of Dua to Break Fast
- Intention: A sincere desire to break the fast (Niyyah).
- Looking for Allah’s Name (Bismillah): Begin by asking for blessings in Allah’s name.
- Gratitude: Expressing gratitude to Allah for granting the capacity to fast.
- Personal Language Utilization: Speaking to people in their tongue.
- Humble Hands Up: An optional gesture that conveys humility.
- Comprehending the Dua: Strengthening the bond by comprehending its significance.
- Thinking Back on Deeds: Examining oneself and asking for pardon.
- Saying Aloud: involves offering prayers for loved ones, close companions, and the world.
- Leaving the Fast with Water and Dates: Having the first meal according to the Sunnah.
- Sharing with Others: For unity, breaking fast with others.
