No, a fast is not broken due to a nocturnal emission. During the fasting state, it is important for the fasting person to ensure that water does not go below the throat while performing ablution or bath. Therefore, gargling should be avoided while rinsing, and water should not be forcefully sniffed into the nose.
Table of Contents Fasting is a physical worship that cannot be divided into parts. Therefore, fasting cannot be shortened by fasting for half a day and then eating and drinking for the other half. Rather, the command in the Quran is that if you are traveling and cannot fast, then break your fast and make…
Table of Contents 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….
Table of Contents 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.
Table of Contents Sitting near a person who is smoking does not break the fast, but it is not a recommended or favorable act.
Table of Contents 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…
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.
