Fasting and Ramadan

QUESTION: Can someone fast on behalf of the deceased if it’s a fast related to breaking an oath?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan, Funerals

25 Oct

ANSWER: It is permissible for the heirs of the deceased to make up obligatory fasts they had and couldn’t make up before dying

QUESTION: As a kid I tried fasting with my family and I got hungry and had a snack when no one was looking and didn’t know about having to fast 60 days for breaking a fast til after. Do I need to fast 60 days for that?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan

28 Jul

ANSWER: Fasting 60 days is for a person who breaks his fasting through intercourse. What you had done was wrong and if you had reached the age of puberty when you did that, you need only to make up for that missed day while asking Allah for forgiveness.

QUESTION: I was replacing my missed fast and same day i didn’t pray isha due to laziness. Should i replace that fast again?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan, Prayer

09 Jul

ANSWER: No need. The fast is valid however, you have committed a major sin by abandoning prayer and are in great danger of being a hypocrite.

QUESTION: What’s the ruling on a women who was fasting Ashura’ with the intention of getting the sins of the previous year forgiven but then she got her menses less than two hours before the maghrib azan, will she be among the people who receive forgiveness for their sins of the previous year like in the hadith?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan

04 Jul

ANSWER: The reward is granted with the grace of Allah due to her intention.

QUESTION: Few years ago, I missed fasts due to illness and i didn’t know that i have to make them up later.Can you please guide me what should i do now?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan

03 Jul

ANSWER: You must make them up now as this a debt on you. There is no expiation needed. You can combine them to the Sunnah Fasts of Mondays and Thursdays for double the reward.

QUESTION: I know unintentionally vomit doesn’t break fast but Does a person allowed to break his fast? Due to vomiting if he feels weakness or sickness(not chronic) but it’s hard to complete the fast

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan

26 Jun

ANSWER: If a person is sick and his sickness makes it hard or harmful for him to continue fasting, he can break his fast with or without vomiting.

QUESTION: Is fast valid if someone had dry mouth and for that he rinses mouth with water but doesn’t swallow it?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan

23 Jun

ANSWER: This has no impact on your fast

QUESTION: What it is the ruling of swallowing plegm that comes from nose does it affect my fast or salat if i swallow it i read if we swallow it from our mouth it invalidates fast and salat but can we intentionally swallow it from our nose directly to throat without letting in in our mouth and whats the ruling on sptting during salah likeif the phlemg from our nose enters the nose

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan, Prayer

18 Jun

ANSWER: If it goes from your nose up your nostrils and you swallow that, this has no impact on your fasting. But if it comes out of your nose and from there it enters your mouth and you swallow that, this breaks your fasting as if you are eating or drinking.

QUESTION: Is it permissible to combine the intention of making up missed Ramadan fasts with the intention of fasting voluntary fasts for the first 9 days of Dhul Hijjah?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan

25 May

ANSWER: This is permissible.

QUESTION: Sheikh is it permissible for children to disobey their parents when they tell their children in Ramadan “Dont fast because you have school and exams…..you will feel thirsty”. This is done by many parents in India. What’s the ruling on this?

Fasting, Fasting and Ramadan, Fiqh of the family

12 May

ANSWER: Parents are sinful for this & children must not obey their parents in this regard as there’s no pleasing or obedience to anyone at the cost of displeasing and disobedience to Allah

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