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According to the Committee for Islamic Research and Fatawaa, Majmooh Al-Fatawaa by Ibn Baz and Fatawaa Ramadan by Ibn Al-Uthaymeen, the following most frequently asked questions in Ramadan about prohibited practices during fasting have been answered.

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1. Does a nose bleed break your fast?

Verdict: No.
Condition: As long as it is not done intentionally.
Scholar: Al-Lajnaa.

2. Does having a blood test break your fast?

Verdict: No.
Condition: As long as you’re not giving blood in a large amount.
Scholar: Al-Lajnaa.

3. If you have to get your tooth removed, will it break your fast?

Verdict: No.
Condition: As long as the blood is less than the amount of cupping.
Scholar: Ibn-e-Uthaymeen, Muqbil.

4. Does brushing your teeth break your fast?

Verdict: No.
Condition: The fast will not break as long as you do not swallow anything intentionally.
Scholar: Al-Fawzaan, Ibn Baz.

5. If you really need to use eye drops, will it break your fast?

Verdict: No.
Condition: No condition.
Scholar: Ibn Baz.

6. If you’re going to need nose drops, will your fast break?

Verdict: YES.
Condition: No condition.
Scholar: Ibn Baz.

7. If you’re applying Kohl (Surma), will it affect on your fast?

Verdict: No.
Condition: No condition.
Scholar: Ibn Al-Uthaymeen.

8. If you’re in need of using ear drops, will your fast be broken?

Verdict: No.
Condition: No condition.
Scholar: Ibn Al-Uthaymeen.

9. Is the use of an inhaler prohibited during fasting? Will it beak your fast?

Verdict: No.
Condition: No condition.
Scholar: Ibn Al-Uthaymeen, Muqbil.

10. Liquid Perfume – Ittr

Verdict: No.
Condition: No condition.
Scholar: Ibn Al-Uthaymeen, Ibn Baz, Muqbil.