Fasting in Ramaḍān is one of the greatest forms of worship, so much so that it was made a pillar of Islām. Consequently, Allāh legislated copious laws to ensure that we fast correctly, and not only were the early generations keen to implement these laws, but they were also keen to transmit them, as we will soon see. However, as time elapsed, many Muslims forgot about some of the more intricate laws of fasting this blessed month.
Although having ifṭār collectively is a common practice, the sunnah of consuming saḥūr[1] collectively is definitely a forgotten Prophetic tradition.
Zayd ibn Thābi…
