Shadee Elmasry – 7 What Breaks the Fast
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The speaker discusses the concept of "slackball" and how it can break fasting. They explain that if someone tries to eat something that would break their fast, they may be liable for breaking the fast. The speaker also mentions that mouth cleansing agents are not allowed, and that anyone who accidentally eats or drink should be liable for breaking their fast.
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All right, these are the Mufti rods or the Nullifiers, that which
nullifies your fast so let's take a look at these, the first one is
fluid that enters the throat or the stomach by any means
if fluid enters your throat or your stomach, it could enter for
example, a droplet of vapor, if you sniff it up, it could form a
drop in your throat and come down into your throat. Or if anything
enters your stomach, I don't know how fluid would enter your
stomach. I don't think through an enema, an enema if you don't know
what it is, it's when people have constipation, they actually, you
know, through their backside, flush up water now I doubt highly
doubt that that water reaches the stomach. But in any hypothetical
scenario, fluid entering the throat or stomach by any means
would break the fast,
solid,
something solid reaching the stomach through the throat would
break the fast sexual *, even if no climax. So what is the
definition of sexual * the head of the male organ with
the penis entering into the *, regardless
of climax or no climax, if that happens, then the person has
broken their fast
and intentional release of many or many, many is seeming and many is
pre seminal fluid. So if you intentionally take an action such
as looking at something touching somebody, right, and you cause
your sexual fluids to come out,
at but that's an act that you did intentionally, you broken your
fast.
Intentional vomiting breaks the fast,
intentional inhaling a vapor or steam. So that's really like
number one because you intentionally inhale that, okay,
you're gonna cause a droplet of fluid to enter your throat. And
then to go down, they did say that there is an exception. What is the
exception, it's the exception being the shower, because it's
unavoidable. And nobody expects anyone to take baths in the month
of Ramadan, there's no time for that. So
even a bath, I mean, there's steam coming out. So that's
something that would break is an exception. There are other things.
For example, a man may kiss his wife, a wife make his or her
husband, as long as it's not the kiss that would cause a release of
sexual fluids. Because the men, you know, could could do that. And
then he caused many pre seminal fluids come out when he broke her
fast.
Another question that comes up is what about an inhaler? Right, the
inhaler is something that there are two types for it. And the rule
of fasting is that it's the entrance of this vapor into the
throat, it doesn't matter whether it goes down the oxygen, like the
windpipe, or the actual throat, anything that goes to the back of
the mouth. That's the medulla or the,
the, you know, the focal point, it doesn't matter which windpipe or
throat it goes down. So,
the inhaler, that is the irregular use inhaler will break the fast
the emergency inhaler some of these have had some leeway with
the
emergency inhaler, because it's something that is an emergency.
Other questions that came up on this is the vaccines that if you
if you take something in your muscle, okay? Or if you were to
have blood drawn, that in itself would not break the fast. However,
on that day, if you had done something that would cause you to
be dizzy or sick, if you voluntarily did it. On that day,
you're liable to finish that day of fasting. Now you break your
fast, you fulfilled the fasting day, and you're sick now. Now you
you may break your fast tomorrow as a sick person.
But on the day that you take it, you have to fulfill your fast.
Another major thing is mouth cleansing agents. So do I brush my
teeth or not? Well, here's the word. Any mouth cleaning agent
that passes the nostrils and reaches just the beginning of the
throat you're liable. So if a person is going to do this, they
better do it so quickly and so superficially that there's not a
chance that the mouthwash or the mouth cleaning agent passes the
nostrils and reaches the beginning of the throat because that's where
you're liable and you will have be considered someone who broke their
fast alright, what if I accidentally ate well, we're going
to cover that later but accidental eating. It does not break the fast
but it requires a makeup so it is considered that you do oh a makeup
day if you accidentally eat or drink. You do oh a makeup day, but
you're not sinful and you should
continue fasting that day
and it shall Allah even like the you'll get the reward. But you do
owe a makeup. It's almost like you sent your check your rental check
your rent to the landlord, but there was something wrong with the
check so he sends it back us and find you or anything but you got
to send him the right check back