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Muslims must fast for a whole month in the month of Ramadan. So, what is the reading of this Ramadhan fasting intention?
Reciting the intention of Ramadan fasting is one of the pillars of fasting. The intention is the difference between one worship and another.
The intention to fast Ramadan must be recited at night, that is from sunset to dawn. This is mentioned in the words of the Prophet Muhammad SAW.
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Whoever does not complete the fast before dawn, there is no fasting for him.
Meaning: Whoever does not make up his mind to fast before dawn, then he does not fast (Sahih Hadith Narrated by Abu Daud, Al-Tirmidhi, and Al-Nasa’i: 2293).
As for the intention of Ramadan fasting, there are several options that can be read. Here are the readings of Ramadan fasting intentions in various versions ranging from the intention to be read daily to the intention for a whole month.
Come on, check it out, detikers!
Ramadhan Fasting Intention Reading
There are 6 choices of Ramadhan fasting readings that can be read every day. The following are among them:
Ramadhan Fasting Intention Reading #1
This first fasting intention is taken from the Talibin Minhajut Kitab and Malay Law. It is explained that the word “Ramadhana” is an ilaihi mudhaf so that it is read as khafadh with the final punctuation in the form of fathah, while the word “sanati” ends with kasrah punctuation as a khafadh or jarr sign for the reason of lil mujawarah.
Here are the intentions of the Ramadan fast:
I intend to fast tomorrow in order to fulfill the obligation of the month of Ramadan this year for God Almighty.
Arab Latin: Nawaitu shauma ghadin ‘an adā’i fardhi syahri Ramadhāna hādzihis sanati lillāhi ta’ālā.
Meaning: I intend to fast tomorrow in order to fulfill the obligations of the month of Ramadan this year because of Allah Ta’ala.
Ramadhan Fasting Intention Reading #2
I intend to fast tomorrow in order to fulfill the obligation of the month of Ramadan this year for God Almighty.
Arab Latin: Nawaitu shauma ghadin ‘an adā’i fardhi syahri Ramadhāna hādzihis sanata lillāhi ta’ālā
Meaning: I intend to fast tomorrow in order to fulfill the obligations of the month of Ramadan this year because of Allah Ta’ala.
The wording of the intention is found in the Book of Adnal Mathalib. The word “Ramadhana” in the intention becomes an ilaihi mudhaf so it is read khafadh with the sign of fathah, while the word “sanata” ends with fathah as a sign of nashab for its nobleness.
Ramadhan Fasting Intention Reading #3
I intend to fast tomorrow in order to fulfill the obligation of the month of Ramadan this year for God Almighty.
Arab Latin: Nawaitu shauma ghadin ‘an adā’i fardhi syahri Ramadhāni hādzihis sanati lillāhi ta’ālā.
Meaning: I intend to fast tomorrow in order to fulfill the obligations of the month of Ramadan this year because of Allah Ta’ala.
This intention is taken from the Book of Hashiyatul Jamal and the Book of Irsyadul Anam. The word “Ramadhani” is considered an ilaihi mudhaf which also becomes a mudhaf until it ends with a kasrah which is a sign of khafadh or a sign of its jarr.
While the word “sanati” ends with kasrah as a sign of khafadh or a sign of jarr on the musyar ilaih word “hādzihi” which becomes the mudhaf ilaih of “Ramadhani”.
Ramadhan Fasting Intention Reading #4
Here is the wording of the Ramadan fasting intention taken from the Book of I’anatut Talibin:
I intended to fast Ramadan
Arab Latin: Nawaitu shauma Ramadhāna.
Meaning: I intend to fast in the month of Ramadan.
Ramadhan Fasting Intention Reading #5
I intend to fast tomorrow from/on behalf of Ramadan
Arab Latin: Nawaitu shauma ghadin min/’an Ramadhāna.
Meaning: I intend to fast tomorrow in the month of Ramadan.
This fifth Ramadan fasting intention is also taken from the Book of I’anatut Talibin.
Ramadhan Fasting Intention Reading #6
I intended to fast tomorrow this year on account of the obligatory Ramadan
Arab Latin: Nawaitu shaumal ghadi min hādzihis sanati ‘an fardhi Ramadhāna.
Meaning: I intend to fast tomorrow this year regarding the obligations of Ramadan.
This last Ramadan fasting intention is taken from the Book of Asnal Mathalib. (1)
The Intention of Ramadan Fasting for a Full Month: Arabic, Latin, and Meaning
For those who are afraid of forgetting not to recite the intention of fasting later on, can recite the intention of fasting for a whole month in the month of Ramadan. Here is the reading of Ramadan fasting intention for a whole month:
I intended to fast the entire month of Ramadan this year in imitation of Imam Malik, as an obligation for God Almighty.
Arab Latin: Nawaitu shauma jami’i syahri ramadhani hadzihis sanati taqlidan lil imami Malik fardhan lillahi ta’ala
Meaning: “I intend to fast throughout the month of Ramadan this year by following Imam Malik, fardhu for Allah.”(2)
That is the reading of various versions of Ramadan fasting intention and the intention of fasting for a whole month. Hope that helps, detikers.
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