Zakir Naik – He Swallowed The Food Which Got Stuck In His Teeth While Having Suhoor

			In the case that
		

			after, so hard
		

			a person has inadvertently has some food lodged in their teeth. Yes. And
		

			as a result of swallowing and the normal processes of saliva around the mouth, the food then is goes
down the esophagus, into the stomach, okay? They imbibe it, they take it on, does this situation
mean they have invalidated their fast. And furthermore, just as a sort of a denim, what's the
situation when a person swallows phlegm or mucus
		

			as far as if a person has some food particles that have got stuck in between the teeth, maybe after
suhoor. And the fast starts if there are some food particles which are stuck between the teeth, and
if the person doesn't realize it.
		

			And then if you follow that, without realizing, then the fall doesn't break. But if the food
particles are big enough, which a person can feel it, then you have to pull it out.
		

			And, unintentionally, if that food particle after filling goes in, inside his throat, then Allah
will forgive you, then the first one invalidated. But if you can feel it, intention if this follows
then the first bricks, unintentionally solid does not break. So if there's a particle which is big
enough, which can be spat outside, you should have paid outside. And furthermore, if suppose the
gums bleed, maybe after using the sidewalk, or after brushing the teeth, while fasting, the blood
also should be spat out.
		

			unintentionally certain blood goes down the throat into the stomach, Allah will forgive but
intentionally you should not solve any part. As far as the second part of the question is concerned.
That is about mucus. If it comes from the head, maybe the pan is the sinus or from the nose, or
phlegm which comes while killing the throat. If it comes down to the throat, and goes into the
stomach, without coming into the mouth, it is quite natural. It happens with many people, the phlegm
the mucus comes get stuck into the throat, you clear the throat it goes down into your stomach. It's
perfectly fine. It does not involve the fact because that's a natural process. But if it comes into
		

			the mouth, it should be spat out. If the mucus of limb comes into your mouth, you spit out
unintentionally. If it comes in the mouth, and then you follow it. I'll forgive you. But
intentionally it should not be followed.