What Breaks the Fast
1,235 questions
Is it necessary to pay the expiation for delaying the making up of Ramadan for each year separately, or is it permissible to pay it once for all the previous years?
What is the ruling on making up for the days of not fasting in Ramadan due to menstruation or a sudden drop in blood sugar for a sick person, and is expiation required of her?
Does studying sex crimes as a law student invalidate fasting?
Is it permissible to atone for the sin of wrongfully killing a soul by means other than fasting for sixty consecutive days due to an inability to do so, provided that blood money is paid and the poor are fed?
Is not following the father's orders to reduce bread and sugar considered disobedience, even though the father does not get angry about it, but his son fears that following his orders might lead to thinness, which could cause his father to order him to stop voluntary fasting, taking into account that the father advises this to preserve his son's health?
Does a small, involuntary amount of vomit invalidate the fast when brushing teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste?
What is the ruling regarding someone who has intercourse with his wife while fasting a vow?
What should a patient suffering from chronic asthma and anemia, who cannot endure fasting in Ramadan, with a fasting period of 17 hours, do? Is it permissible for him to break his fast, take medication, and use an asthma inhaler? And what expiation is due from him?
Is it obligatory to make up the fast if it is highly probable that the water from rinsing the mouth entered the stomach, and the fasting person felt something reach the back of the mouth?
Is it true that whoever breaks their fast intentionally during Ramadan out of lust invalidates it and loses the reward for the entire Ramadan?
Is expiation obligatory for a nine-year-old son who did not fast for five days?
Is it permissible to adopt the fatwa of a specific madhhab on one issue, and to adopt the fatwa of another madhhab on another issue, such as adopting the Hanafi madhhab's view that swallowing phlegm does not invalidate the fast, and the view of others that water entering through the two private parts does not invalidate the fast?
Does an additional expiation become obligatory for one who breaks his oath a second time, after having already expiated for the first oath in the same month?
Does swallowing saliva mixed with blood from bleeding gums, unintentionally, especially when feeling nauseous from trying not to swallow it, invalidate a compensatory fast?
I am asking about voluntary fasting: How is it performed?
Is it permissible to fast for an expiation of an oath for someone who does not possess money, given that the father is able to spend, and is it valid to refuse to accept money from the father or relatives to pay the expiation and suffice with fasting?
Is clothing or feeding obligatory for one who broke his oath and fasted due to not having the expiation available, and then it became available to him after a long time?
Is it obligatory to restart the expiatory fasting after committing the act that was abstained from on a day when there was no fasting, knowing that the fasting was intermittent?
Is knowledge of its prohibition, or of the act being a fast-breaker, a condition for it to be considered a fast-breaker, such as in the case of masturbation?
Does a fasting person break their fast if vomiting overcomes them during ruqyah, and they then intentionally vomit to expel the magic, and does this entail making up the fast or offering expiation?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a wife's refusal of conjugal relations, and what are the implications of a husband swearing he will never touch her again?
When can one begin fasting the six days of Shawwal during the annual leave period?
What is the evidence for the permissibility of making up for intentionally breaking the fast in Ramadan, and is it based solely on analogical deduction (Qiyas), or is there another proof or a consensus (Ijma')?
What should a Muslim do if they move from a country where the start of fasting differs from the other country they moved to during Ramadan?