"Isnow" wrote:

hello everyone
i'm a new member here
and i come from China
Now i've some questions concerning the Islamic Festivals
could you heip me ~

are the three festivals of Islam
Eid-ul-Fitr
Eid-ul-Adhia
Milad-un-Nabi ?
(spelling corect?)

and they are seemed not to be English?
what language are they?
do they have the English expressions?

thank you very much

Hey, welcome to the revival

The language which they are in is Arabic.

Eid-ul-Fitr is the celebration which muslims have marking the end of Ramadan.

Eid-ul-Ahad is the celebration which takes place after the completion of the pilgrimage Hajj.

Mawlid-un-Nabi is the birthday of the final prophet Muhammad PBUH which some muslims celebrate (theres difference of opinion on that).

"Isnow" wrote:

thank you for your anwer :?

is everybody fasting during the Ramadan?
and is the time between the sunset and sunrise
or is there an exact time range when it is not a suunny day~ :?:

Yes all Muslims are required to fast aslong as they are able to do so.
However some may be excused from fasting due to certain reasons.
Yes the time is between sunrise to sunset which they must observe the fast.

"Isnow" wrote:

thank you for your anwer :?

is everybody fasting during the Ramadan?
and is the time between the sunset and sunrise
or is there an exact time range when it is not a suunny day~ :?:

local muslim grocery stores are mosque (i sure u be able to pick one up from somewhere)
will be giving out timetables sheet in which all teh times are written down onto . for example the time u must close ur fast , open ur fast the prayer times etc.

sunrise and sunset are at differetn times at diferent places, so we normally are given timetables for the location.

Strictly speaking, the fasting starts before sunrise. It starts before the time of Fajr salaah. Fajr time ends at sunrise. So its normally about an hour or so before sunrise.

All capable Muslim adults are required to fast. Unfortunately its not always the case that people do so.