Fasts in a sentence

Some of his famous fasts include the fasts he undertook in of the violence between Hindus and Muslims in Calcutta in 1947 and his fast in protest of the communal violence in Delhi in 1948.

Mishnah Ta'anit 4:1 :While the specific fasts described in the Mishnah fell into disuse once Jews were exiled from the land of Israel, various Jewish communities have declared fasts over the years, using these as a model.

They also emphasized keeping fasts strictly and added new fasts.sfn * Montanus provided salaries for those who preached his doctrine, which the orthodox did not permit.

Friends, family and community members are encouraged to sponsor someone, who then fasts for a day.

People may do complete or partial fasts or just give up their favorite foods for a certain period of time.

Rising food prices are already affecting how Muslims are breaking their fasts, and with depleting land and energy resources and the effects of climate change, this is likely to get worse in the future.

Actor Prithviraj went on 3-day fasts for film 'Aadujeevitham'; how does that affect a person's health?

If 14-hour fasts provide any benefits, it’s probably just because “when people restrict the window, they typically eat less food,” Maruthur says.

There are all kinds of things we can do, little fasts, not just from food, but from pleasurable things, and sacrifices we can make so we can become more attuned to God.

When Ramadan falls in December (which happened during the late 1990s), a Muslim Londoner fasts for slightly less than eight hours.

Dr. Peterson said that complete, zero-calorie fasts generally prove to be too difficult to maintain.

One week later, President Nelson used to “express deep gratitude” for those who took part in the global fasts.

The author of “The Catholic All Year Compendium: Liturgical Living for Real Life,” Tierney, 43, literally wrote the book on how to celebrate the church’s feasts and fasts in the home.

If you still have to make up any missed obligatory fasts of last Ramadan, then hasten to make them up before the next Ramadan arrives.

The assault began in the evening as many Bangladeshis would have been breaking their Ramadan fasts.

We had our own personal fasts for the hell of it, or when we felt especially guilty and out of touch with God.

That timeout allows his Ramadan-observing teammates to break their day-long fasts and grab some food on the sideline.

The ambitious father of three, who runs a local ice cream business to keep his family afloat, is now running for state office, campaigning as he fasts.

Apparently these fasts included a Ne'ilah (closing) prayer, a prayer now reserved for recitation on Yom Kippur only.

By 1602, chocolate had made its way from Spain to Austria. citation By 1662, the bishop of Rome had declared that religious fasts were not broken by consuming chocolate drinks.