What are the specific issues for women during the blessed month of Ramadan?

Table of Contents 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.

Table of Contents 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…

Table of Contents If menstruation begins while a woman is in the state of fasting, even if it starts a few moments before sunset, the fast is considered invalidated. In this case, Qaza (making up for the missed fast) becomes obligatory. After the fast is broken, it is permissible for the woman to eat and…

Table of Contents 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…

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 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…