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It was not proper for the people of Medina and those around them from among the Arabs of the desert that they should have remained behind the Messenger of Allah or that they should have preferred their own lives to his. That is because there distresses them neither thirst nor fatigue nor hunger in the way of Allah, nor do they tread a track which enrages the disbelievers, nor do they cause an enemy any injury whatsoever, but there is written down for them a good work on account of it. Surely, Allah suffers not the reward of those who do good to be lost. (Al Quran 9:120)

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Ramadan and Fasting

Conclusion	Written by Abu Abdillah Abdel-Kader Kamel Tayebi al-Athari	2038
Establishing Ramadhan and Other Islamic Dates	Written by Muhammad Jibaly	1452

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