Faraz Rabbani – Weekly Q&A Does Getting Your Ears Checked Break the Fast

Faraz Rabbani
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The speaker discusses the importance of having fasting time restrictions during appointments, as it can lead to unnecessary harm or even causing undue pain. It is important to avoid having undue procedures during the day and even outdoors, as it is time-sensitive and falls under the dispensation of sick.

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			Bismillahir Rahmanheim does getting
		
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			your ears checked break the fast?
		
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			Not in the Hanafi school unless something goes
		
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			through the ears into the body cavity.
		
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			In general,
		
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			if you have need for medical appoint
		
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			appointments, so there's
		
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			harm, there's undue pain or fear of harm,
		
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			then you can have them during the day
		
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			in Ramadan.
		
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			But if they're discretionary,
		
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			then it is better to do them either
		
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			in the evening time which is often not
		
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			feasible
		
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			or
		
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			outside of the month of Ramadan.
		
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			Right, in order to preserve one's fast to
		
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			the extent possible but when
		
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			one needs to have, you know, medical procedure
		
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			someone has,
		
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			you know, for example a sister has an
		
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			infection
		
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			or whatever and she needs to get, you
		
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			know, a type of test
		
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			that could
		
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			that would break her fast, then it's allowed.
		
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			Or someone needs surgery and it's not discretionary
		
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			surgery, but it is time sensitive,
		
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			then one has the surgery and one makes
		
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			up that day.
		
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			Because that falls under the dispensation of the
		
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			one who is sick.