Do ear and eye drops break the fast?
Eye drops do not break the fast. Ear drops break the fast.
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Eye drops do not break the fast. Ear drops break the fast.
If the Imaam performs only 8 raka'ts, then complete the 12 raka'ts on your own. It is bid'ah to perform only 8 raka'ts.
It is Sunnatul Muakkadah (compulsory) to perform 20 raka'ts Taraaweeh.
If the taste of the blood is perceived in the throat, the fast breaks even if the saliva is greater in quantity.
The person from India who fasted 28 days due to South Africa having been one day late, should make qadha of one day after Eid.
He should keep the 31st Roza (fast). Ramadhaan and Eid have to be together with the community.
Perhaps the meaning of niyyat has not been correctly understood. Niyyat is not the verbal recitation of a formula/dua. It is the intention in the mind that one is fasting today.…
Yes, it breaks the fast.
As long as the traveller did not eat anything from the time of Subh Saadiq, and he makes his intention to fast before Nisfun Nahaar (about an hour before Zawwaal) his/her fast will…
Yes, it is necessary for even a breast-feeding woman to fast if fasting does not dry up her milk. However, if she is unable to fast because her milk will dry up causing suffering…
Although a person who does not fast without valid reason, is among the worst scoundrels on earth, he should still perform Taraaweeh.
Congregational dua a few minutes before iftaar is a new Bid'ah. Not even the Qabar Pujaari sect has this bid'ah. It is not permissible. Bid'ah is on the rise. The sad part is that…
There is absolutely no Deeni/Sunnah relationship between Ramadhaan and haleem. It has become a racket as is clear from the wasteful quantity prepared, and from the inflated prices…
Breaking the fast is not dependent on the Athaan. As soon as the sun has set, the fast may be broken. When the Muath-thin breaks his fast before the Athaan, one may break one's…
You should not perform Salaat behind a T-shirt-jeans-wearing beardless scoundrel. Perform Taraaweeh with a friend or two elsewhere if no other Musjid is available. Furthermore, the…
Those who miss Taraaweeh are guilty of a major sin. Their argument of 'tiredness' is not valid. They have no option but to perform Taraaweeh.
You have to make qadha of one day's I'tikaaf for having left the Musjid to attend to the business. When making qadha, you also have to fast on that day.
It is permissible to begin the 6 fasts of Shawwaal the day after Eid.
People who smoke and create the terrible, haraam odours you have described, should not be allowed to be in I'tikaaf. The trustees should prohibit them. It is haraam to pollute the…
It is not permissible. The Taraaweeh Salaat led by a nabaaligh is not valid.