My cherished one in Islaam, none of these fasts is compulsory, hence one is under no obligation to force him/herself to fast all of them. However, if one can fast all of them, it is definitely a mammoth of blessing with huge reward in the afterlife. If you cannot fast, fast what you can, or better still, help someone to fast or break his fast and you shall share in their reward. We cannot downplay the reward of fasting. If nothing at all, we are taught by our beloved Prophet that fasting a one day for the pleasure of Allah removes one’s face from Hell fire as far as a distance of seventy years distance. These eight megabucks when fasted will guarantee you five hundred sixty-years distance from Hell Fire. In effect, one would have covered 560 years distance in his/her journey to Jannah. I wish I earn it, and I wish you too earn it. May Allah make it easy for us.
When you learn, you lead others aright and save them from captivity. But you don’t just learn anything, you seek beneficial knowledge and wisdom from the right sources with the proper ethics. Look for the write up on ethics of seeking knowledge. And as usual, when you sleep over the bed of heedlessness in your youth, then be sure to tread on the path of regret during old age. Let me hasten to reiterate that seeking knowledge frees you from the captivity and prison of ignorance and darkness. So my good friends, brothers and sisters in Islam, seek beneficial knowledge and wisdom with the correct ethics, aiming to benefit society with the knowledge and hoping for reward from the Almighty Allah. Laziness is very attractive to ignorance, so wherever there is laziness in the quest for knowledge, be certain to find ignorance married happily to Mr. laziness, making a perfect couple with darkness as their residence. Corrections, criticisms and the like are welcome as usual. They keep me on my toes and on the look out for much information. Since information is key in this day and age.
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