What Breaks the Fast
1,235 questions
Is the fast of one who extracted his tooth at night and found traces of blood in his mouth during the day, not knowing whether he swallowed it, valid and sufficient, or is he obligated to make it up?
Does semen invalidate a woman's ablution and fast, just as it does a man's, and does the feeling of lust accompanying discharges invalidate ablution?
Is it permissible to marry a working woman while the suitor is still studying and working intermittently?
What is the ruling on one who breaks their fast while observing a fast as expiation for an oath?
What is the ruling regarding a man saying to his wife, "You are forbidden to me," and is expiation (kaffarah) required if they reconcile?
Is feeding a needy person sufficient for making up for last Ramadan's fasting?
What is the appropriate expiation for the oath I took, knowing that I do not have sufficient money and am unemployed? Can I take from my father's money, or should I fast for three days?
What is the ruling on the fast of one who broke it, thinking the time for Maghrib had begun, based on the statement of another fasting person, and then it became clear that the time had not yet entered?
Must I make up the Ramadan fasts I missed due to pregnancy, after having already fed a poor person for each day?
Is it permissible for a man to take libido-suppressing medications, even if they are harmful, to avoid falling into sin, whether he is traveling far from his wife, or residing with her and she is excused or unexcused but her psychological state does not allow for intimacy, given his inability to marry another woman for social and financial reasons?
Is the father's oath not to marry his daughter to one of his brother's daughters considered forbidden for her, and what must he do regarding this oath, especially after the daughter's desire to marry one of them after three years?
Is a university student who relies on his father's allowance for an expiatory oath (kaffarat al-yamin) required to feed ten poor people or to fast for three days?
What is the ruling on one who broke her fast in Ramadan, thinking that she had menstruated, then it became clear to her that she had not been menstruating; does she only have to make up the missed days (qada') or both make up the missed days (qada') and offer expiation (kaffara)?
Does the mother bear the burden of breaking her fast in the past Ramadan due to her leg fracture, which has not yet healed, and what is required of her to do?
Is it sufficient to fast three days as an expiation for an oath, if money becomes available later, after the fasting, knowing that the money will be available at a later time before performing the expiation?
Is there a penalty for not fasting two months vowed before marriage, and must they be fasted consecutively or can they be non-consecutively?
Is a Muslim sinful if he intended to fast Mondays and Thursdays, then limited himself to fasting three days of each month due to slackening?
My five-year-old son drowned. Do I have to fast for two months?
Can I fast for two months as an expiation on behalf of my grandmother who broke her fast during Ramadan while she was pregnant, based on advice, and what should I do concerning menstruation periods?
Is it permissible to complete the fast of Ashura for one who had intercourse after the Fajradhan and before the Iqama?
Does a fasting person's submerging his head in seawater affect his fast?
What is the ruling on a husband having sexual intercourse with his wife after the Fajr adhan and 20 minutes before it, and is the fast valid in this case?
Is it permissible to use an enema or a bidet while fasting to facilitate defecation?
Is it permissible to kiss one's wife after swearing an oath upon the Qur'an not to kiss anyone, knowing that the oath was made in a state of anger?