Intercourse During The Day in Ramadan– Both men and women are required to fast during the day during Ramadan, and it is forbidden to have sexual relations during this time. That is a sin for which kaffarah, or atonement, must be made.
Permissible Times for Sexual Intercourse
During the night of Ramadan, once the fast is broken at sunset, married sex is allowed until the start of the fast at dawn. However, that is the night before fasting, when married couples are allowed to have all of their intimacy as if they had committed no sin or transgression.
According to one reading of the meaning, Allah declares: “On the night of As-Sawm (the fasts), it is permitted for you to engage in sexual intercourse with your wives. They are Sakan (meaning you like living with them) or Libas (meaning you cover your body or screen) for you, and you are the same for them.
Allah turned to you, recognized your contrition, and granted you forgiveness because He is aware of your past deception. Therefore, engage in sexual activity with them, look for the children that Allah has designated for you, eat and drink until you can distinguish the black thread of the night from the white thread of the dawn, and then finish your Sawm (fast) until dusk. [Al-Baqarah 2:187]
This verse makes it quite evident that
Allah Know the Best
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Conclusion
In conclusion, during the evenings of Ramadan, between sunset and morning, sexual activity is permitted. Such behavior during the hours of fasting is completely prohibited and carries severe penalties. According to Islamic Sharia, married couples are urged to maintain their closeness to one another during this holy month while making time for prayer and spiritual development.
self-control, introspection, and a deeper relationship with Allah. Muslims will find it straightforward and easy to comprehend the guidelines on intimacy and fasting if they truly adhere to the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). All believers may find this Ramadan to be blessed and fulfilled.
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