Yes, if a woman becomes menstruating after the break of dawn but a few minutes before sunset, the fast is considered broken, and she will be required to make up for the missed fast later.
It is forbidden for women to observe fasting during their menstruation or post-childbirth bleeding. If a fast is observed during these days, it will be considered invalid, and the person must make up for it later. Islam is a religion that is easy to practice and aligns with human nature. The laws and teachings given…
If menstruation ends before the break of dawn, and there is enough time remaining to have only Suhoor (pre-dawn meal), then it is permissible to perform ablution (wudu) without taking a ritual bath (ghusl) and proceed to have the Suhoor meal. However, it is recommended not to delay the ritual bath after being free from…
During the blessed month of Ramadan, it is a Sunnah to recite the entire Quran during the Tarawih prayers, provided that the congregation does not feel any inconvenience. It is preferable to be mindful of the conditions and states of the congregation during the recitation of the Quran in the Tarawih prayers. However, it is…
In such a situation, if the dead left behind money, his heirs can give the fidya (compensation) on his behalf. The fidya is calculated as providing two kilograms of wheat or its equivalent in cash for each missed day of fasting. Alternatively, they can provide four kilograms of dates, barley, or any other staple food.
If having a tooth extracted does not lead to the descent of blood, flesh, or any particles of medicine below the throat, then the fast is not broken by extracting the tooth. However, it is better to have dental procedures done after Iftar, especially when there are no urgent circumstances.
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.
A woman cannot observe fasts during her specific menstrual days. Any fasts kept during these days will need to be made up (qaza) later. If a woman observes fasts during her menstruation, it is considered sinful.
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 pay the fidya…
Bathing in a river or pool is not prohibited during the state of fasting; however, it is necessary to exercise caution and ensure that water does not enter the ears, nose, or mouth while bathing. If water goes below the throat due to immersion, the fast will be invalidated.