Holy Fasting

Those who wish to become Jesus' disciples must participate in the fellowship of Christ. We do not intend to fix ourselves on the Cross and restore the sufferings of Jesus of Cals but we are asked to deny ourselves, unravel our cross and follow him. For many years before Christ, fasting was a symbol of a modest man, showing to God that he or she was sincerely seeking God's blessing. Fasting is a serious cause, but it can be resolved with wrong motive.

Fasting occupies most of the calendar year. This includes loans (40 days), holy weeks, birth of Jesus (40 days), fasting of the apostles (fluctuating but about 1 month), fasting (2 weeks), Wednesday, Friday, holiday, Monday I will. It is suitable for monks. Fasting includes animal food, dairy products, oil, alcohol, avoidance of sex (only before replacement). When the festival is on an empty stomach (or the birth of Jesus or the hungry of the apostles) alcohol and oil are allowed, sometimes fish are allowed. The first five days of Lent ("Clean Week") includes a strict fast, ideally only dinner on Wednesday and Friday after the liturgy. If you can not comply, you should mainly eat raw vegetables, fruits and nuts a little. On other days like Holy Friday also encourage strict fasting for St. Saturday's dinner, sometimes people do not drink water. Like the Catholic tradition, there is no food from midnight to communion.

Ramadan is a hungry Muslim ramadan and Eid Al-Fitr is a sacred age of millions of people all over the world. Celebrating Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr, quickly check the cause of the dawn of a month and observe various celebratory events at the end of the global fast.

Eid al-Fitr marks the completion of Ramadan, the Holy Moon of the Muslim community. Muslims fasted for 29-30 this month. Therefore, the Eid al-Fitr festival symbolizes the completion of fasting during Ramadan. Usually the festival will be the first day of the month of Shawwal. The beginning of the month will depend on the religious organization's comment on the new moon. The exact schedule of the festival varies from place to place. Muslims left them to Ramadan to be fasted by God. Other names for Eid al - Fitr include Eid ul - Fitr, Id - Ul - Fitr, and Eid.