So today is the 29th. I'm fasting

Ie which is a Wednesday I reach India on my Wednesday

Morning, but it is Eid

in

India I

Continue my fasting because I began when it was Ramadan and still Ramadan to me once the Sun sets. That's it

I celebrate my, of course because I'm traveling I can break my fast but

What counts is the time when I started?

Let me reverse this

today is Eid in Saudi Arabia, and I'm going to Morocco and

Morocco, they're still fasting and their tomorrow

So today I celebrated with my family in at noon time. I travelled to

Morocco and they're still fasting should I consider this to be Ramadan for me? There's no I

completed fasting 29 days in my hometown

So what counts?

Is the number of days you fasted?

meaning

Saturday Ramadan starts in Saudi Arabia, I

fasted until it was

27 days and then I traveled to India

Which was the last day of Ramadan, so I fasted with them a day

Now I completed 28 days and they celebrated. I

Have to celebrate Eid with them because I'm in their country now

After the day of Eid is over. I have to make up for a day

Why because the Prophet said earliest a lot of the month is either this

or this

So in Islam, the lunar month is either 29 or 30 days. It can't be less

so if I fasted my own personal days

Twenty-eight days. I have one day missing if I fasted 29

30 or

31 days then my month is

Complete I did not miss a single day of

Ramadan unless

Wow, come on, you're confusing us. Bear with me

If I fasted in Saudi Arabia

29 days and today is the 30th of

Ramadan and I'm fasting and I traveled from Saudi Arabia on the 30th my 30th day

To Morocco and they were celebrating

So I skipped this day, which is the 30th for me of Ramadan because I'm traveling I reached

Morocco when it's  so I said I have no day to

Make up. No you do why because the 30th day you were in Saudi Arabia?

this is a day of Ramadan for you and you skipped it because of traveling so you have to make up this thing and if

Someone said that our community

Fast 30 days every year of Ramadan. So is this permissible the answer is no

They're sinful for that

the Prophet prohibited

fasting the day of doubt and

What is the day of doubt?

The day of doubt is the 30th of Shaban

29th finished we have to observe

The newborn

Moon if we did not see it by default tomorrow is the 30th of Shaban

Some people say I'm going too fast the. Why said just to be safe?

It can't be the first of Ramadan. This is sinful

You cannot disobey the Prophet on by your own whims and desires. You cannot be more Roman than the Romans

Are you more careful than the Prophet? That is awesome

You have to fast when you see the moon and you have to end your fast when you see the moon

To have it fixed thirty days every single year. This is totally unacceptable and an innovation

So I hope this did not confuse you if it is see it again. InshaAllah, and it should be helpful