Inhaling deodorant vapours while fasting
Q: Would the inhaling of deodorant vapours or non stick cooking/baking spray vapours cause the fast to break?
Q: Would the inhaling of deodorant vapours or non stick cooking/baking spray vapours cause the fast to break?
Q: I was fasting in Ramadaan and I have doubts to whether or not I swallowed water while gargling in ghusl. I'm not 100% sure if I swallowed water. Do I have to make qada? I'm not sure how many times I did ghusl and how many times or days I had this doubt. I'm not 100% sure and I can't remember if I swallowed water.
Q: Regarding this question here http://muftionline.co.za/node/4 what about the person who inhales the smoke intentionally?
Q: I was fasting one day in Ramadan and I didn't know that if one gargles and water goes down one's throat then the fast is invalid. So one day I was performing ghusl and I gargled 3 times and I may have accidentally swallowed some water. Is my fast invalid?
Q: In Ramadhan, if I perform ghusl e janaabat before zohar prayers and not before the fajar prayers, is my fast valid in this case?
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Q: Is it permissible to use spray deodorants (alcohol free) while fasting?
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Asthmatic pump.
Nabulizer.
Drip.
Vitamin injection.
Dialysis which sugar patients use.
Use of oxygen.
Q: What is the ruling of a person that masturbated while fasting during Ramadhaan. Is it required to keep kadha of that fast?
Q: I am a dentist. A fasting patient requires urgent treatment e.g. extraction or draining abscess.
Will this be permissible while fasting? Bear in mind that an injection is required, blood flows from the extraction site, and water may be put into the patient's mouth. Will the fast need to be repeated?