Norstal wrote:
They eat, just not during normal mealtime.Revolutionarily wrote:I do not know many Muslims however the ones that i do know i seem to hear Ramadan brought up a lot. I hear how much they can't wait to eat at night and how much food they eat. I hear about the exact minute they can start eating. Sure if i was deprived of food i'd probably act the same. However is the point of fasting not to bring yourself closer to God, not wanting worldly things more? I understand that this does not represent all Muslims however i do not understand this concept of fasting where it is boldly displayed. If you ask me you shouldn't fast to discipline yourself but out of love because you are so immersed with God whether in prayer, reading scripture,etc that you forget to eat because God is just that much greater than your physical need to eat.
It's suppose to make you appreciate what you have, I think. If you experience starvation, you'd be more thankful for food, would you not? Otherwise you'd just take it for granted.
That is true, i do not really think of food as something to be grateful for however it is






