Individual Laws: Fasting

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# 1	name The sublime station occupied by fasting in the Bahá’í Revelation.
# 2	name The period of fasting commences with the termination of the Intercalary Days, and ends with the Naw-Rúz Festival.
# 3	name Abstinence from food and drink, from sunrise to sunset, is obligatory.
# 4	name Fasting is binding on men and women on attaining the age of maturity, which is fixed at 15.
# 5	name Exemption from fasting is granted to:
#	name a. Travellers:
#	name i. Provided the journey exceeds 9 hours.
#	name ii. Those travelling on foot, provided the journey exceeds 2 hours.
#	name iii. Those who break their journey for less than 19 days.
#	name iv. Those who break their journey during the Fast at a place where they are to stay 19 days are exempt from fasting only for the first three days from their arrival.
#	name v. Those who reach home during the Fast must commence fasting from the day of their arrival.
#	name b. Those who are ill.
#	name c. Those who are over 70.
#	name d. Women who are with child.
#	name e. Women who are nursing.
#	name f. Women in their courses, provided they perform their ablutions and repeat a specifically revealed verse 95 times a day.
#	name g. Those who are engaged in heavy labour, who are advised to show respect for the law by using discretion and restraint when availing themselves of the exemption.
# 6	name Vowing to fast (in a month other than the one prescribed for fasting) is permissible. Vows which profit mankind are however preferable in the sight of God.