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Fasting 2 2021

Fasting 2 2021

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Fasting 2 2021

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Multiple Choice

10. Sarah got her haidh 15 minutes before Maghrib Salaah. Is her fast valid?

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Because it was after Dhohor she can continue her fast.

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Even if her haidh came 15 minutes before Maghrib Salaah, her fast is invalid.”

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“Ruling 1610.

If a woman’s hayd or nifās stops after the time of subh prayers, she cannot fast on that day.

  • Furthermore, if she experiences hayd or nifās during the day while she is fasting, then even if it is near the time of maghrib prayers,her fast is invalid.”

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Multiple Select

Please tick what is allowed to be used when fasting.

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“Injections and intravenous drips

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“a spray that is used for asthma does not invalidate a fast provided that the medicine only enters the lungs;

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“applying medicine [such as drops] to the eyes and ears does not invalidate a fast either, even if its taste reaches the throat. ”

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“Likewise, if medicine is applied in the nose, it does not invalidate a fast as long as it does not reach the throat.”

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“Ruling 1555. Injections and intravenous drips do not invalidate a fast even if the former is an energy injection and the latter a glucose-saline drip.”

  • “Similarly, a spray that is used for asthma does not invalidate a fast provided that the medicine only enters the lungs;”

  • “and applying medicine [such as drops] to the eyes and ears does not invalidate a fast either, even if its taste reaches the throat. ”

  • “and applying medicine [such as drops] to the eyes and ears does not invalidate a fast either, even if its taste reaches the throat. ”

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Multiple Choice

12. Aliyah became baligh on 10th Ramadhan at 1.00 am before Fajr time. Does she have to start fasting on that day?

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Aliyah does not have to fast on that day.

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Aliyah must fast on that day

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Not sure

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“Ruling 1541. If a child reaches the age of legal responsibility (becomes bāligh) before the time of subh prayers in the month of Ramadan, he must fast.”

  • “And if a child becomes bāligh after the time of subh prayers, the fast of that day is not obligatory on him. ”

  • “However, if he had made the intention to keep a recommended fast, the recommended precaution (al-ihtiyāt al-mustahabb) is that he should complete it.”

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Multiple Choice

Siddiqa’s father had gone to AbuDhabi to visit his mother who was critically ill. He left after Dhohr Salaat. Will he be able to complete his fast or should he break it?

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Cannot Fast as traveling

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Can Fast as traveling after Dhohor

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Am not sure

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Better not to travel in this month

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“Ruling 1690. If a fasting person travels after zuhr, he must, based on obligatory precaution, complete his fast; and in such a case, it is not necessary for him to make up that fast; ”



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Multiple Choice

Maimuna, on the 26th Ramadhan, was traveling to Dar es salaam. The Departure time was 12 O'clock midday. Dhohor time was 12:30.

Flight was delayed by 1 hour.

What is the position of Maimuna's fast?

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Maimuna cannot fast as she is travelling

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Maimuna cannot fast as holy month of Ramadhan

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Maimuna continues fasting until maghrib

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Maimuna may break her fast once she flies.

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Ruling 1690. ..............“and if he travels before zuhr, then based on obligatory precaution, he cannot fast on that day, particularly if he had made the intention to travel the night before.



  • In any case, he must not do anything that invalidates a fast before reaching the permitted limit (haddaltarakhkhus),otherwise kaffārah becomes obligatory on him.”

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Multiple Choice

Fatima had gone for Umrah . Out of her 5 days stay in Madinah, she was fasting for 3 days. Are these fasts valid?

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Fatima stayed less than 10 days in Madinah - she cannot fast.

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Madinah is the city of the H. Prophet (saww) so allowed to fast.

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Fatima can fast if it is for special hajjat

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“Ruling 1687.

A traveler can keep recommended fasts in Medina for three days for the fulfillment of wishes [i.e. for particular needs (hājāt) of his to be granted];

  • and the obligatory precaution is for those three days to be Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.”

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Multiple Choice

Fatima was not well during the whole month of Holy Ramadhan and the illness continued till the next Ramadhan.

What is her obligation regarding her fasts missed during the month of Holy Ramadhan?

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Fatima has to give qadha.

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Fatima has to give qadha and fidyah

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Fatima has to give qadha and kaffara

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Fatima has to give fidyah

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“Ruling 1672. If due to illness one does not fast in Ramadan and his illness continues until the Ramadan of the following year, it is not obligatory on him to make up the fasts he did not keep;

  • and for each day he must give one mudd (approximately 750 grams) of food – i.e. wheat, barley, bread, or suchlike – to a poor person.”

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Ruling 1672..........

“However, if one does not fast because of another legitimate excuse – for example, he was traveling

  • – and his excuse remains valid until the following Ramadan, he must make up the fasts that he did not keep;

  • and the obligatory precaution is that for each day, he must also give one mudd of food to a poor person.”

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Multiple Choice

Fatima had final university final exams during the holy monthe of Ramadhan .She decided NOT to fast.

What is her obligation for missing out fasts of the holy month of Ramadhan?

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Fatima has to give qadha.

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Fatima has to give qadha and fidyah

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Fatima has to give qadha and Kaffara

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Fatima has to give Kaffara

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“Ruling 1679. If a person intentionally does not keep the fast of Ramadan, he must make them up;

  • and for each missed fast he must fast for two months, or give food to sixty poor people, or free one slave;

  • and in the event that he does not make them up until the next Ramadan, then based on obligatory precaution, he must also give one mudd of food as kaffārah.”

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Multiple Choice

Hanna vomited unintentionally while fasting. What must she do?

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vomiting makes your fast batil.

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vomiting unintentionally makes your fast batil.

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vomiting unintentionally does not make your fast batil.

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confusing. Not sure

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“Ruling 1616. Whenever a fasting person intentionally vomits, his fast becomes invalid even if he vomited out of necessity or because of illness or suchlike.”

  • “However, if he vomits unintentionally or involuntarily, there is no problem [and his fast remains valid].”

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Multiple Select

Maryam became paak from Haidh before the time of Fajr prayers in the month of Ramadhan and she had no time to do ghusl.

What must she do?

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Fast without ghusl is invalid

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Maryam can perform tayammum instead

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If she does not have time to perform ghusl or tayammum, her fast is valid.

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her fast is valid provided that she is not negligent in performing ghusl if she has enough time or tayammum.”

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“Ruling 1608. If a woman’s hayd or nifās stops before the time of subh prayers in the month of Ramadan but she does not have time to perform ghusl,

  • she must perform tayammum;

  • however, it is not necessary for her to remain awake until the time of subh prayers.”

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“Ruling 1606. If a woman’s hayd or nifās stops on a night of the month of Ramadan before the time of subh prayers and she intentionally does not perform ghusl, or, if her duty is to perform tayammum and she does not do so,

  • she must complete the fast of that day and also keep a qadā’ fast for that day

  • Furthermore, with regard to a qadā’ fast of the month of Ramadan, if she intentionally does not perform ghusl or tayammum before the time of subh prayers,

  • then based on obligatory precaution, she cannot fast on that day.”

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Multiple Choice

Can Thurayya touch the dead body and give ghusl to mayyit whilst fasting?

Is her wajib fast valid?

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am not sure as she hasn't done ghusl mass al mayyit

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she can give ghusl even if she is fasting

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“Ruling 1614. Someone who has touched a corpse – i.e. he has brought a part of his own body into contact with the corpse – can fast without performing the ghusl for touching a corpse (mass al-mayyit).

  • Furthermore, if one touches a corpse while fasting, his fast does not become invalid.”

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