What should a person who overslept during the pre-dawn meal during Ramadan do? Should he break his fast or perform the evening prayer first? Can a fasting person use toothpaste? The Fatwa Department of the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan has provided an explanation on these and other questions.
- What should a person who overslept during the pre-dawn meal during Ramadan do?
- If a person who overslept during the pre-dawn meal during Ramadan says that he intends to fast, even if it is a small amount, then his intention and the fast he observes that day will not be valid. During Ramadan, a person who sleeps until the morning prayer should make the intention to fast that day, without doing anything that breaks the fast (e.g. eating, drinking, or having sexual intercourse). This intention can be made until the sun rises.
- Is it permissible for a fasting person to swallow saliva?
- Swallowing saliva does not break the fast. One should avoid swallowing saliva intentionally as much as possible. However, it is not makruh for saliva to enter the stomach in normal circumstances.
- Can a fasting person use toothpaste?
- A fasting person can use toothpaste to brush his teeth. Of course, one should avoid swallowing saliva mixed with toothpaste. Otherwise, the fast may be broken.
- Should one break the fast first or perform the evening prayer?
- In our religion, it is recommended to hasten the breaking of the fast, and it is against the Sunnah to intentionally delay the breaking of the fast until after the evening prayer.
- Does the fasting person's vomiting break the fast?
- If the fasting person does not vomit intentionally, his fast is not broken. If he vomits intentionally and spontaneously, his fast is broken.
- Does rain entering the mouth of the fasting person have any effect on the fast?
- If raindrops or snowflakes enter the mouth of a fasting person involuntarily and pass through his throat, his fast is broken and he must make up the missed fast.
- If a person has small pieces of food left between their teeth after sahur, and the taste of the food remains after closing their mouth, is the fasting person’s fast valid?
- If the piece of food left between their teeth after sahur is smaller than the size of a pea and they swallow it, there is no harm in it. However, if it is taken out of their mouth and then put back in their mouth and swallowed, the fast is broken. If it is the size of a pea or larger, the fast is broken.
- Is it permissible to have a wedding or a wedding during the iftar meal during Ramadan?
- It is possible.
- Is it permissible to have a blood transfusion for a fasting person?
- It is permissible.
- Is it permissible for a woman to fast if she has a breastfed child and he is 1 year old?
- It is permissible not to fast if it will harm you or your child. Then you can fast for one day at a time.
- Does taking a bath with soap or shampoo break the fast?
- If it does not enter the mouth and nose, it will not break.
- Is it permissible to fast after the first day of Eid?
- It is possible.
- Is it considered fasting even if one does not eat suhoor?
- It is sunnah to eat suhoor. It is sufficient for a person who has not eaten or drunk since the time of Fajr to make the intention to fast until half of the day has passed. He does not have to make up for it.
- Is it permissible to sleep until noon during Ramadan?
- It is permissible.
- If a person sleeps after suhoor, does his fast break the fast if he has sexual intercourse while sleeping?
- Being sexually impure, that is, being impure while sleeping, does not break the fast. Because this situation does not happen by one's own will. A fasting person who is suspected of having a miscarriage should immediately perform a ghusl upon waking up.
Prepared based on information from the website fatvo.uz, which belongs to the Fatwa Department of the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan.
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