Ramadan Basics
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What is the ruling when a fasting person suffers from nosebleeds during the daytime in Ramadan for 28 days, and the blood goes down to the throat and is then swallowed?
Are the spouses considered sinful if the husband has intercourse with his wife during the daytime in Ramadan after he asked her not to fast so that they could have intercourse upon his arrival, and she obeyed him and did not fast?
Is expiation (kaffara) or making up for the fast (qada') obligatory upon someone who completed their fast after masturbating during the day in Ramadan?
What is the ruling on applying oil to the hair of the head during the daytime in Ramadan?
What is the ruling on a person breaking their fast on the thirtieth day of Ramadan, claiming to have seen the crescent moon in another country?
How sound is the belief that devils are chained in Ramadan, and why do Muslims find it difficult to abandon sins during it?
What is the ruling if one swears an oath to break their fast during the day in Ramadan?
Is it obligatory to make up for days of Ramadan if a child's saliva entered the mouth without knowing that this might break the fast, and is ignorance considered an excuse?
Does fasting become void for a heart patient who needs to take medication every six or eight hours?
Must I break my fast in the first week of Ramadan to please my husband, who cannot control his desires?
What must one do who experiences food coming up from the stomach to the throat or beyond on a daily basis in Ramadan? And is he required to re-fast those days?
What is the expiation for a husband having intercourse with his wife during the daytime in Ramadan, and is it fasting for two months or paying a sum of money, and how much is it?
What are the sources for the statements of Ali ibn Abi Talib and Abu Hanifa regarding the obligation of qada' (making up the fast) only for pregnant and breastfeeding women if they break their fast?
What is the ruling on one who curses Satan during the daytime in Ramadan?
What should new Muslims in prison do during Ramadan if their wives are not Muslim, and does the uprightness of the woman affect the matter?
What must the heirs do regarding their deceased father, and what must the mother do, after the latter admitted to having had intercourse with her deceased husband during daylight hours in Ramadan approximately 25-30 years ago, when she was ill and unwilling, and the father had repented at that time?
What is the ruling according to the Maliki school on the emission of maniy (sperm) and madhiy (prostatic fluid/pre-ejaculate), whether unintentional (without looking or thinking, and with looking and thinking), or intentional (due to prolonged looking or thinking)? And what is the ruling according to the Maliki school on someone who experiences a wet dream during the daytime in Ramadan? And what should be done in cases of strong doubt and inability to differentiate between the two?
Is a girl's fast considered valid if she masturbated unintentionally in Ramadan?
What is the ruling on one who ate or drank in the daytime during Ramadan out of forgetfulness?
Does sin befall the wife who complied with her husband for intercourse during the daytime in Ramadan while it was in the last ten days, or does sin befall the husband alone?
What is the ruling on one who does not fast upon the confirmed sighting of the Ramadan crescent, preferring to fast when he sights it himself, citing the hadith: "Fast upon seeing it and break your fast upon seeing it"? And is his citing of this hadith valid?
Is it permissible to have intercourse with one's wife in the month of Ramadan?
Is ejaculation due to foreplay with one's wife during the daytime in Ramadan considered a sin that necessitates expiation?
Is the fast of one who sleeps most of his time during the daytime in Ramadan valid?