The ruling on the fasting of one who ejaculates without his intention during tawaf
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The questioner:
This questioner says: A man was performing tawaf and touched a woman, so he ejaculated without his intention while he was fasting. Is his fast valid or invalid?
The Shaykh:
What is he saying?
The questioner:
A man was performing tawaf and pressed against a woman, so he ejaculated without his intention, and he was fasting. Is his fast valid or invalid?
The Shaykh:
If it was without his intention, without his intention and without his purpose, then he owes no make-up fast. Because he did not intend this, and it did not happen due to something from him. Yes.
But generally, a man should not enter the crowd. If he sees a crowd, he should not perform tawaf, or he should be at the end of the tawaf. He should be at the end of the tawaf. Likewise, a woman should not enter the crowd, nor should she get close to the House; she should be at the end of the tawaf to ward off harm as much as possible. One should not take risks. One does not take risks and commit a prohibited act because of it, just because he wants to draw near to Allah; this does not make it right. Yes, the first thing is that tawaf is not obligatory at a specific time. If he sees a severe crowd and it is not possible, my brother, delay and come at another time. If he must perform tawaf, he must avoid the crowd, touching women, and keeping his distance from them as much as he can. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
This questioner says: A man was performing tawaf and touched a woman, so he ejaculated without his intention while he was fasting. Is his fast valid or invalid?
The Shaykh:
What is he saying?
The questioner:
A man was performing tawaf and pressed against a woman, so he ejaculated without his intention, and he was fasting. Is his fast valid or invalid?
The Shaykh:
If it was without his intention, without his intention and without his purpose, then he owes no make-up fast. Because he did not intend this, and it did not happen due to something from him. Yes.
But generally, a man should not enter the crowd. If he sees a crowd, he should not perform tawaf, or he should be at the end of the tawaf. He should be at the end of the tawaf. Likewise, a woman should not enter the crowd, nor should she get close to the House; she should be at the end of the tawaf to ward off harm as much as possible. One should not take risks. One does not take risks and commit a prohibited act because of it, just because he wants to draw near to Allah; this does not make it right. Yes, the first thing is that tawaf is not obligatory at a specific time. If he sees a severe crowd and it is not possible, my brother, delay and come at another time. If he must perform tawaf, he must avoid the crowd, touching women, and keeping his distance from them as much as he can. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 03 من 05/ دورة علمية في شرح كتاب الصيام من بلوغ المرام / جماع الصائم/ صالح الفوزان / الفقه — youtube.com (31:17)
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