Smoke-Free Month
Wednesday September 10, 2008
During Ramadan, smokers must refrain from cigarettes during the daylight hours. What a great opportunity to break the addiction for good! Many Muslim scholars believe smoking to be forbidden, as it causes such harm to your body. However, cigarettes are addictive and you may need some help kicking the habit once and for all. If you want to quit smoking but need help, About.com's Prepare to Quit Smoking is the place to start.
Comments
I agree. Ramadan is the perfect opportunity to kick the habit for good.
I totally agree, I’m a reverted muslim and have only started practising again this month and I am proud to say I have kicked the habit (all praises to allah) and will never return (inshaallah). Islam is the best thing…