Why is fasting considered an act of worship done solely for God?

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Why is fasting considered an act of worship done solely for God?

Because fasting is a hidden act of worship. Only God truly knows whether a person is genuinely fasting. Unlike outward acts of worship, fasting reflects sincere devotion.

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