In Muslim belief fasting is valued for its ability to clear a person’s spiritual perception T/F?
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Only thing that will clear is their stomach and intestines.
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starving yourself is fuckin stupid
To feel what people without food feel,True
Mainly it allows us to show that we control our body, or body doesn’t control us. Partial T.
Fasting is a way to detox and a way to humble yourself. In Judaism, they fast for Yom Kippur, which is the time of year when Jews reflect on the past year, things done good, and mistakes that were made. In Islam, they fast for Ramaddan (not sure the significance). In Christianity, fasting is more of a personal experience that is not usually coordinated with others.
True