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The Man Whose Collapse Changed Ramadan | The Forgotten Story of 2 AH

In the second year after the Hijrah, during the first obligatory Ramadan, a man collapsed under the heat of Madinah. His name was Qays ibn Sirmah al-Ansari. At that time, the structure of fasting was different. If a person slept after Maghrib before eating, the night was closed. No food. No water. Not until the next sunset. After working all day in the orchards while fasting, Qays fell asleep before eating. When he awoke, he could not break his fast. He entered the next day without nourishment — and he collapsed. Then revelation came. Surah al-Baqarah 2:187 redefined the boundaries of Ramadan. The night was reopened until true dawn. The structure of fasting that Muslims follow today was fixed. This is the story of the man whose collapse marked a turning point in Islamic law. A forgotten moment. A human struggle. A divine adjustment. Welcome to The Deen Archives — where Islamic history is examined with precision, depth, and evidence.