Fasting and other acts of worship are from those acts which must be preceded by intention. The Prophet (salallaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) said:“Verily actions are but by intentions, and for everyone is what he intended”. And in another narration: “There is no act except with intention”. So to fast in Ramadan, it is obligatory to make the intention during the night sometime before the arrival of Fajr of the day being intended to fast. A Muslim’s rising up from sleep in the last part of the night and eating the Suhoor is an indication of the presence of the intention. It is not required that a person utter the intention by the tongue by saying: “I intend to fast”. This is an innovation (bid’ah)
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