1 Fasting is obligatory for all adult female resident in his own area (not in travel).
3) Fasting is not obligatory for small (immature) child, but he should be ordered to fast to habituate himself to it.
4) Mentally disonderetl one is not obliged to fast. He is not obliged to compensateit by feedinge venh e is a matured one.
5)The people who are permanently unable to fast such as aged persons and those who are suffering serious ailment with no hope of recovery are required to feed a poor instead of a fast.
6) The sick person who is expecting recovery may break his fast if fasting is difficult for him. He has to make up after his recovery.
7) Pregnant woman and breast feetling mother are allowed to break their fast In Ramadan if that is clifficult for them or if they fear on their children. They have to make up for the missed days later.
8) T he menstruousw omana nd woman in post-natal bleeding are not allowed to fast during their periotls. They are otrliged to make up for missed days later.
9) The traveler may either fast or break it and make up for the missed tlays later. Whether the journey is Umra or it is permanent such as traveling of a taxi or truck driver the traveler is allowed to fast or break it while he is outside his own locality.
2) The unbeliever does not fast. If he gets the guidance of Heaven to the true religion of God and embraces Islam he does not require to make up past days of fasting.
3) Fasting is not obligatory for small (immature) child, but he should be ordered to fast to habituate himself to it.
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