Ahkam us Siyam quiz

 The obligation of fasting in Ramadan is established by both the Quran and Sunnah, making it one of the fundamental pillars of Islam.

• True
• False

 If a person misses a fast in Ramadan due to travel, they must make it up by fasting two extra days for each missed fast

• True
• False

 A person who wakes up without making an intention to fast before Fajr cannot fast that day.A person who wakes up without making an intention to fast before Fajr cannot fast that day.

• True
• False

It is permissible to delay making up missed Ramadan fasts until the next Ramadan without a valid reason 

• True
• False

If a person mistakenly eats after Fajr thinking it is still night, their fast is valid.

• True
• False

Fasting is not required for those who are permanently ill and unable to fast, but they must feed a poor person for each missed fast. 

• True
• False

Fasting is not required for those who are permanently ill and unable to fast, but they must feed a poor person for each missed fast. 

• True
• False

 A person who deliberately does not fast in Ramadan without a valid excuse can make it up later without any further consequence.

 

• True
• False

Children are required to fast once they reach 10 years old, regardless of their physical ability.

• True
• False

Fasting on the Day of Doubt (the day before Ramadan when the moon sighting is unclear) is prohibited unless it coincides with a regular voluntary fast. 

• True
• False