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π About This Series: This video is part of a complete English translation of the lecture series βRamadan Gatherings β From the Rulings of Fastingβ by Shaykh Dr. Salih al-Fawzan. π This series consists of legal rulings (fiqh) related to fasting and Ramadan, presented in a clear question-and-answer format. - The original lessons were broadcast on the Noble Quran Radio Station (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) and are part of a well-known Ramadan program addressing practical and frequently encountered issues related to fasting. π This translation aims to faithfully convey the original scholarly content as delivered, without alteration or commentary, making these rulings accessible to English-speaking audiences. All rulings presented in this series are taken directly from the Shaykhβs original lectures as aired on Quran Radio KSA. π Orginal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uwy-J29vZg0&list=PL3523jgHxjkYm4d-eixCJgRqDSP1YqM76&index=4 ββββββββββββββββββββββ Question Answered in This Video: ββββββββββββββββββββββ (00:00 - 00:44) - Intro (00:45 - 01:30) Start (01:31 - 01:48) - First Nullifier (01:49 - 02:41) - Second Nullifier (02:42 - 03:30) - Third Nullifier (03:31 - 03:38) - First Question (03:32 - 04:22) - First Answer π Nullifiers of Fasting Mentioned Before the First Question 1οΈβ£ Everything that enters the interior of the body - Meaning: anything that reaches the stomach and its inner cavity. This is a general principle and includes anything that enters the body in a way similar to eating and drinking. Including Medical scopes and instruments - If they enter the body and are accompanied by water, liquids, or medication that reach the stomach, they invalidate the fast. 2οΈβ£ Kidney dialysis - This nullifies the fast because it involves fluids and medication entering the body. - The patient should refrain from eating for the rest of the day if able, then make up that day later. 3οΈβ£ Rectal injections - These invalidate the fast if they reach the stomach or circulate in the body with fluids and medication. 4οΈβ£ Nose drops - They invalidate the fast if the person finds their taste in the throat, because this resembles drinking. ββββββββββββββββββββββ π Second Question: Is tasting food while preparing it a nullifier?? (04:23 - 04:28) - Second Question (04:29 - 04:59) - Second Answer The answer: It is permissible to taste food in order to check if it is suitable, as long as nothing is swallowed. If anything is swallowed intentionally, the fast is invalid. If it reaches the throat unintentionally or out of ignorance, it does not invalidate the fast. ββββββββββββββββββββββ π Third Question: Is using the siwak tooth brush a nullifier? (05:00 - 05:03) - Third Question (05:04 - 06:57) - Third Answer Answer The siwak is recommended for the fasting person and others, because it is a confirmed Sunnah. The hadith that forbids it in the afternoon is weak. It is allowed at all times in Ramadan and outside of it. One should not swallow anything from it. It does not remove the odor of fasting because that odor originates from the stomach, not the mouth. ββββββββββββββββββββββ π Fourth Question: Using an asthma inhaler a nullifier? (06:58 - 07:07) - Fourth Question (07:08 - 07:53) - Fourth Answer Answer: The Shaykh said: If the person can delay using it until night, that is better and safer. If he cannot, there are fatwas permitting its use and considering that it does not invalidate the fast. However, the Shaykh preferred delaying it if possible. ββββββββββββββββββββββ π Fifth Question: If someone eats or drinks forgetfully? (07:54 - 08:00) - Fifth Question (08:01 - 08:12) - Fifth Answer Answer: He must spit it out and not swallow it. If he swallowed forgetfully, there is no sin upon him. ββββββββββββββββββββββ π Sixth Question: If a person sees someone eating while fasting? (08:13 - 08:17) - Sixth Question (08:18 - 08:37) - Sixth Answer Answer: The correct view is that he should remind him, because this is from since
