I WONDER - Does Everyone Fast During Ramadan?

The video explains that not all Muslims fast during Ramadan, with exceptions for children, pregnant women, the elderly, travelers, and those unwell. Fasting is a time for reflection, gratitude, and prayer. Even those who do not fast use Ramadan to develop their faith. The end of Ramadan is celebrated with Eid al-Fitr, marking the breaking of the fast.

Who among the following is not required to fast during Ramadan?

• A person who is not pregnant

• A person who is not traveling

• A child under 14 years old

• A healthy adult

What is one of the main purposes of fasting during Ramadan for Muslims?

• To reflect on their lives and be grateful

• To compete with others

• To avoid eating during the day

• To lose weight

What is the significance of Ramadan besides fasting?

• It is a time for shopping

• It is a time for prayer and giving thanks to Allah

• It is a time for sports

• It is a time for vacation

How do some Muslims who do not fast still observe Ramadan?

• By traveling more

• By ignoring the month

• By strengthening their faith

• By eating more than usual

What does Eid al-Fitr celebrate?

• The beginning of Ramadan

• The end of the fasting period

• The middle of Ramadan

• The start of a new year