Correct: Dates.

He preferred fresh or dry dates; if none available, water.

Correct: No — break immediately.

This follows the Sunnah (Bukhari & Muslim).

Correct: “Dhahabazh-zhama’, wabtallatil-urooq…”

Correct: Water.

Correct: To please Allah.

Correct: You receive similar reward (Tirmidhi).

Correct: Bismillah.

Correct: Slowly and moderately.

Correct: Patience, dua, calmness.

Correct: Pray Maghrib.

Correct: A smile is charity.

Correct: Right hand.

Correct: Builds love and gratitude.

Correct: Continue fasting — Allah fed them.

Correct: Serving is Sunnah.

Correct: Fasting trains good manners.

Correct: Making dua.

Correct: Sunnah dignity & gratitude.

Correct: Alhamdulillah.

Correct: Distracts from worship.

Correct: Islam avoids waste.

Correct: With mercy and sharing.

Correct: Allah dislikes wastefulness.

Correct: It is a blessed moment.

Correct: Sunnah foods, dua, kindness.

Correct: To gently prepare the stomach.

Correct: Complaining reduces reward.

Correct: It follows the Sunnah of service.

Correct: It is a Sunnah of moderation.

Correct: Generosity and empathy.

Correct: It harms health & focus.

Correct: Dua & dhikr.

Correct: Wasting blessings is disliked.

Correct: Spreading peace is Sunnah.

Correct: Set tables, bring dates, pour water.

Correct: It reduces sincerity unless needed.

Correct: To avoid harm & follow calm Sunnah.

Correct: The Prophet ﷺ never criticized food.

Correct: It fulfills charity & Sunnah generosity.

Correct: Prayer comes first even at iftar.

Correct: It shows gratitude & teamwork.

Correct: Gratitude is Sunnah.

Correct: It may cause envy and reduces sincerity.

Correct: Sharing increases blessing & love.

Correct: Eating mindfully is Sunnah.

Correct: Caring for neighbors is Sunnah.

Correct: The last minutes are blessed for dua.

Correct: It builds lifelong Sunnah habits.

Correct: Water hydrates naturally & gently.

Correct: Forgiveness purifies the heart.

Ramadan is a month of mercy; forgiving others earns Allah’s forgiveness.