Whether it is a voluntary (nafl) or obligatory (farz) fast, donating blood does not break the fast. However, if during fasting, the act of donating blood leads to unconsciousness or any situation that necessitates breaking the fast, such as eating or drinking due to a medical issue, then the fast will be considered broken.
Table of Contents If a person experiences a nocturnal emission with ejaculation due to watching explicit content while being awake, the ruling is similar to that of masturbation. In this case, the fast is invalidated, and it requires Qaza (making up for the missed fast), but there is no Kaffara (expiation) necessary.
Table of Contents It is permissible to provide fidya (compensation) for elderly individuals or those suffering from severe illnesses who, due to their health condition, do not have hope of being able to fast during Ramadan. The fidya for each missed fast is equivalent to the amount given as Sadaqat al-Fitr. It is better to…
Table of Contents If a person has been declared outside the fold of Islam by the esteemed Imam Ahmed Raza Khan( رحمۃ اللہ علیہ) then another researcher or scholar also has the right to conduct research. If this researcher’s investigation proves that the person in question did not commit the beliefs and actions for which…
Table of Contents The situations where only makeup fasting is necessary, not expiation, are as follows: 1. Forcibly feeding a fasting person, causing the food to enter their throat. 2. Forgetting about the fast and unintentionally swallowing water while gargling during ablution. 3. Vomiting intentionally, whether it is a mouthful or less, causing the fast…
Table of Contents In our knowledge, there is no narration (info)that Imam Jafar al-Sadiq ( رحمۃ اللہ علیہ ) ever debated Imam Abu Hanifa ( رحمۃ اللہ علیہ ) or prevented him from issuing a fatwa. However, historical accounts often highlight the mutual respect between these personalities. Imam Abu Yusuf, may Allah have mercy on…
Table of Contents During the blessed month of Ramadan, women face the following issues: 1-If a woman is in a state of menstruation (Haid) or postpartum bleeding (Nifas), it is prohibited for her to observe fasting during such periods. 2-Pregnant women have the permission not to fast if there is a fear for their own…
