Does the fasting person break his fast when the sun has set but the adhan has not been called?
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Question:
This person asks: If the sun sets behind a mountain, it has not set behind a mountain; it has not set. The sun sets on the horizon, on the horizon, not behind a mountain, not behind a building, and not behind a high place. If it sets on the horizon, the horizon of the earth,
Answer:
it has set from half of the sphere. It has set on the horizon and night approaches. The sign of the approach of night is that a black darkness approaches from the east. At that time, this is the setting of the sun, and the fasting person breaks his fast. As for it setting behind a wall, behind a sand dune, behind a building, or behind a mountain, that is not a setting. Yes.
This person asks: If the sun sets behind a mountain, it has not set behind a mountain; it has not set. The sun sets on the horizon, on the horizon, not behind a mountain, not behind a building, and not behind a high place. If it sets on the horizon, the horizon of the earth,
Answer:
it has set from half of the sphere. It has set on the horizon and night approaches. The sign of the approach of night is that a black darkness approaches from the east. At that time, this is the setting of the sun, and the fasting person breaks his fast. As for it setting behind a wall, behind a sand dune, behind a building, or behind a mountain, that is not a setting. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل يفطر الصائم إذا غابت الشمس والأذان لم يؤذن؟ — youtube.com
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