Ramadan Basics
487 questions
What is the viscous fluid that came out of me after watching pornographic movies during the day in Ramadan without feeling a tremor or force when it was expelled, and what is its ruling, and what is its effect on my fasting?
Is it permissible for me to perform ʿaqīqah for myself—after I have reached 29 years of age—by asking my father to slaughter a sheep and distribute it to a nearby mosque without informing them that it is an ʿaqīqah? And is it possible to do that in Ramadan? And would I be at fault if I reveal the matter of the ʿaqīqah when explaining its virtue and Sunnah to others, knowing that some of them are well-off and have not performed ʿaqīqah for their children?
Is it obligatory to fast the vowed days due to returning to a specific sin, or is there another expiation, knowing one is capable of fasting? And does the obligation to fast 9 days continue every time the sin is repeated? What is the ruling on one who has a vow to fast but has not fasted until Ramadan arrived?
Do the rewards for fasting multiply by more than seven hundredfold, due to Allah Almighty's saying: "Fasting is for Me, and I shall reward for it"?
Is it obligatory to complete the fast if one remembers the intention after the day has begun, and is this fast considered a make-up fast?
Is playing dice without money permissible or forbidden? And is it permissible to delay making up a day in Ramadan for someone who masturbated during the day?
What is the ruling on delaying the fasting of three specific days that were vowed upon the occurrence of a certain event, if Ramadan begins before they are fasted?
Is the fast of one who drank forgetfully in Ramadan, thinking that the dawn (Fajr) had not yet broken, while admitting that he did not verify the time due to a desire to drink, valid and only requires making up the day, or does it also necessitate expiation?
Must a sick mother, whom the doctor has forbidden from fasting, fast Ramadan?
Does the reward for fasting in Ramadan multiply seventyfold when going out for da'wah in the path of Allah?
Must a girl make up for the years of fasting that her father prevented her from observing during Ramadan, claiming her physique was weak, while she believed she was capable of fasting?
What is the ruling on one who finds the taste of toothpaste or food after rinsing more than 10 or 20 times while fasting, and how many times should one rinse so as not to be excessive?
Must one spit to confirm the presence of blood in the mouth while fasting, and is it sufficient to expel the blood without rinsing the mouth during a Ramadan day?
Is it obligatory to make up the day whose fasting was doubted, along with expiation, if it was from the Ramadan before last?
Why do obsessive thoughts increase in Ramadan, even though the devils are chained therein, and how can one seek refuge from Satan when he is chained?
Is it obligatory to make up or offer expiation for one who swallowed their saliva mixed with blood from a mouth wound while fasting, given the initial doubt about the presence of blood?
Which is better in Ramadan: spreading knowledge on WhatsApp to serve Da‘wah, or occupying oneself with reading the Quran?
Is the fast valid for one who intended to fast a specific day a week in advance, but forgot to renew the intention on the day preceding the fast?
Is the fast valid if one intends to break it due to illness or fatigue, and is it permissible to continue fasting while ill, and what is the ruling on the days that were fasted with this intention?
Does God accept the repentance of a person who strayed from religion, was influenced by atheistic thought, and mocked the Divine Essence and religion, while suffering from psychological illnesses and sexual deviance? And are his previous good deeds, such as Hajj, accepted? And is he required to repeat Hajj? And should he fast Ramadan and pray Tarawih as usual?
Is reciting the Qur’an in Ramadan while I am not fasting counted?
Does the permissibility of adopting the opinion of a reliable person regarding the sighting of the new moon contradict the acceptance of the new moon's sighting from any Muslim, based on the Bedouin's حديث (hadith) in which the Prophet (peace be upon him) asked him about his faith and his testimony regarding the sighting of the new moon?
Does joking with one's sister, knowing that she is not fasting in Ramadan—for legitimate religious reasons—constitute mockery of the religion to the extent of disbelief?
Does the clear fluid that is discharged after masturbation during the daytime in Ramadan—the nature of which the girl was unaware of—invalidate the fast?