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Fasting of Six Days of Shawwal

Shaikh Mohammad bin Salih Al-`Uthaimeen

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It is preferred for the six days of Shawwal to be fasted immediately after Eid, and for them to be consecutive, as determined by the scholars. Because that is better in order to achieve “the following” which is mentioned in the Hadith mentioned under no. 437 and 441:

         

 “Then followed it.”

And, because doing so is a form of hastening to do good, which is encouraged by the texts (of the Quran and Sunnah), and for which the doer is praised. It also shows the energy and resolution, which is art of the completeness of being a worshipper. For we should not allow opportunities (to do good) to pass by, since a person does not know what lies in store for him at the end of the day.

 

A Muslim is required to behave in this way- I mean hastening to act and seizing the opportunity in all his affairs whenever the right course of action becomes clear to him.

 

Source: Fatawa Arkan-ul-Islam



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