Question:Does saliva that enters the mouth with various factors and is swallowed invalidate the fast?

Answer:In the name of Allah, if the saliva is generated from the internal pores of the mouth without adding something from outside the mouth, then it does not break the fast. Allah knows best.

Question:If the person who is to fast was in a state of ritual impurity (janabat state) and did not perform the ritual washing (ghusl) out of laziness, and when time was short, he did tayammum [soil ablution], is his fast valid with this tayammum?

Answer:In the name of Allah, if the ritual occurred before the time of refraining from fasting invalidators in the morning, then it is not valid. Additionally, he must make it up and pay atonement. Allah knows best.

Question:What is the ruling of inhaling steam while fasting?

Answer:In the name of Allah, there is no problem with that, provided that it does not turn into a liquid in the mouth and swallowed. Allah knows best.

Question:During the blessed month of Ramadan, I doubt that I am in a state of ritual impurity (Janabat state), and therefore I doubt that the fast is invalid. However, I am not sure of the impurity. What is the ruling on my fast?

Answer:In the name of Allah, as long as you are not sure whether you are in a state of ritual impurity, then your fast is valid. However, if it turns out after a while that you were in a state of ritual impurity during one of the days of Ramadan and you did not perform the ritual washing (ghusl), then you must make up for that day. Allah knows best.

Question:The doctor may have to use a scope for the patient. It can be medically defined as follows: the patient is given local anesthesia until his mouth and throat are anesthetized, then the doctor inserts a tube into the body equipped with a camera and light at the end through the mouth or nose. The doctor may have to use a mouth guard to prevent the patient from biting his tongue, and the scope takes pictures of a specific area in the body and sends the image to a TV screen in front of the doctor. What is the ruling of this for the fasting person?

Answer:In the name of Allah, if it is entered through the mouth, then the fast is invalidated, and if it is entered through the nose and passed through the throat (pharynx), then the fast is also affected. Otherwise, fasting is not affected. Allah knows best.

Question:Is the fast of a person who slanders Allah intentionally or unintentionally valid?

Answer:In the name of Allah, this one has invalidated his fast and he has to abstain for the rest of the day from fasting invalidators, perform it a missed fast, and atone for it. Allah is the Guide and Knowing.

Question:Is it permissible to use the toothbrush while fasting? I can use Colgate of Sensodyne (types of Toothpaste) which do not leave a taste on my tongue after rinsing my mouth. However, this taste is not nice and I do not let any of it to go down to my throat. Therefore, is it permissible to clean my teeth while fasting when I am certain that I will not swallow it?

Answer:In the name of Allah, if saliva with the toothpaste taste does not go down, then there is no problem in fasting. Allah knows best.

Question:Is the recommended fasting valid for someone who deliberately stayed on the state of Janabat even after dawn raises,?

Answer:In the name of Allah, there is no problem in the recommended fasting as in the question. Allah knows best.

Question:We live in Europe in a Scandinavian country, where the hours of the day are close to (21), so we find physical and spiritual difficulty in fasting throughout this period. Is it permissible for us to leave fasting in Ramadhan and do qadhaa fasting in another month of the year? Or is it permissible for us to adhere to the fatwa of a religious authority who goes to fast according to the times of holy Karbala in this case?

Answer:In the name of Allah, if the person who is supposed fast is not able to fast in these countries as a result of long day hours, he has either to move to another place where times are normal or travel after dawn in such a way to exceed the permitted distance so as to break his fasting and then do qadhaa fasting at the appropriate time.

Question:I woke up yesterday and drank some water and ate a candy. In addition, I gave my wife some water and she drank it. I expected that I was within the time of iftar at night. However, after I finished, I looked at my watch and found it was at 4 am; dawn prayers have passed and fasting was due. Is our fasting, my wife and I, void or do I proceed with fasting in that day of Ramadhan?

Answer:In the name of Allah, what you did is something haram; you had to check the time before initiate in drinking water. In this case, you and your wife must do qadhaa fast without atonement. Allah knows best.