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Question ID  3882  -  Fasting (Sawm)
As salamu alaykum seyyid a. Ramadan Kareem. Seyyid I am asthmatic and would like to find out whether the use of an inhaler (ventolin) is permitted during fasting.shukran
 
Answer:-  Yes it is permitted as far as no material will enter your stomach during fasting.
Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
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Question ID  3869  -  Fasting (Sawm)
Asalamaleykum. I am Shia Muslim female and my husband is Sunni. In Ramadan he brings his timetable from Sunni mosque which is dfferent to Shia timetable/. I wanted to ask if I open my fast according to his timetable to avoid conflict in marriage will my fast be valid? Thankyou
 
Answer:-  It is not allowed to break your fast before the real time of Maghrib.
 
Question ID  3857  -  Fasting (Sawm)
While fasting my lips become dry so I hydrate it by using the saliva on my tongue but my tongue comes outside my mouth while trying to hydrating my lips when I take my tongue back inside my mouth do I have to spit the saliva out that was on my tongue? I follow ayatollah sistani
 
Answer:-  Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
You must spit out any material which came on you tongue from outside your
mouth.
Wa Alaykum Assalam wr wb
Mohammad Al-Musawi
 
Question ID  3802  -  Fasting (Sawm)
Salaam Alaykum Maulana, Hope you are well. I have 2 questions which I wanted to ask you. The first is about fasting. I will be travelling during mahe ramadhan to Africa and the flight departure will be at 6:25 PM and arrival to my destination will be the next day at 07:30 AM. So can I not fast both days, or is it a must that I should fast one day? I wanted your answer on the ruling please. The second question which I have is that are we allowed to eat only fish and chips in an english takeaway which also sell non halal food and meat? I look forward to your response on the above. Thank you very much. May allah reward you inshallah for what you do. Kind Regards. Abbas
 
Answer:-  Q1. I will be travelling during mahe Ramadan to Africa and the flight =
departure will be at 6:25 PM and arrival to my destination will be the =
next day at 07:30 AM. So can I not fast both days, or is it a must that =
I should fast one day? I wanted your answer on the ruling please.
> A1. You must fast on the day of your departure because you are leaving =
after Zohr. When you reach next day n the morning, you can fast if you =
have not taken any food or water after the Fajr of that day, but f yo =
ave taken any food or drink after Fajr, then no fasting for that day and =
you must keep aha for that day.

Q2. Are we allowed to eat only fish and chips in an english takeaway =
which also sell non halal food and meat?
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> A2. Yes it is allowed as far as they do not fry or cook the fish and =
chips or any vegetarian food in the same Najis vessels or Najis oil used =
in coking or frying the Najis food.
Wassalam
Mohammed Al-Musawi
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Question ID  3635  -  Fasting (Sawm)
Assalam alaykum, iam a 37yr old woman with 2 kids son aged 12 yrs and daughter 9yrs old and iam from india. I got married at the age of 22.Going by the norm fasts become wajib from the age of 9 i was not aware and was not guided to keep fasts,my memory is not very clear but i started fasting when i came in college.....so at least pending 10-12 yrs of fasting.Also there are some health issues like migraine,vit D defiency,cervical spondolytis....but inspite of this ive fasted n managed to serve qaza fasts.Now my questions are.. My parents feel sorry n stop me from fasting saying that they were responsible in not guiding me and that they will give kaffara. My husband says that all fasts are forgiven for me as ive health issues. what should i do? Should i listen to them? I want to know what my deen wants me to do,what my allah expects me to do.Iam determined to cover all my fasts....I want my marja Honorable Ayayollah Sistani to help me clear my confusions. Jazakallah. Iltemas e dua.
 
Answer:-  The obligatory fast which you did not observe due to ignorance remains due
on you as obligatory Qaza fast which you must perform as soon as you can
and as much as you can. Although your parents were negligent in not
teaching you your religion but there is no Kaffara for such negligence:
they need to seek Allah's forgiveness and you remain responsible to perform
Qaza.
Your husband's claim that you don't need to fast because of your heath has
no value because you are the person who must know whether fasting really
harms your heath or not.
You must fast as much as you can.

Wassalam
Mohammad Al-Musawi
 
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