Does one have to be or have a ghusal before you can keep a fast during the month of Ramadan?

Question

Does one have to be or have a ghusal before you can keep a fast during the month of Ramadan?

Answer 1

Ramadan fasting has spiritual, physical, psychological, and social benefits; however, manmade problems may occur, if fasting is not properly practiced. First of all, there is no need to consume excess food at iftar (the food eaten immediately after sunset to break fast), dinner or sahur ( the light meal generally eaten about half an hour to one hour before dawn). The body has regulatory mechanisms that activate during fasting. There is efficient utilization of body fat, El Ati et al. (3) . Basal metabolism slows down during Ramadan fasting, Husain et al. (4). A diet that is less than a normal amount of food intake but balanced is sufficient enough to keep a person healthy and active during the month of Ramadan.

Health problems can emerge as a result of excess food intake, foods that make the diet unbalanced, and insufficient sleep (5, 6). Ultimately also, such a lifestyle contradicts the essential requirements and spirit of Ramadan.

Answer 2

no its not require

Answer 3

No ghusl is not required.

Answer 4

Do you need to ask!

Without a ghusal you would be non-halal, mate.

Answer 5

no it is not required but if u do it then u get suab