The ruling on swallowing the taste of the miswak for the fasting person
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Question:
The questioner asks: Does the taste of the miswak, or swallowing it, break the fast?
Answer:
It does not break the fast, but it is better to spit it out. Otherwise, it does not break the fast, because the use of the miswak is prescribed and its use is emphasized for the Muslim, whether fasting or not. It is known that some of the taste of the miswak is obtained, and leniency is shown in this. However, if the taste is strong and apparent, the safest and best course for him is to spit it out and not swallow it. Yes.
The questioner asks: Does the taste of the miswak, or swallowing it, break the fast?
Answer:
It does not break the fast, but it is better to spit it out. Otherwise, it does not break the fast, because the use of the miswak is prescribed and its use is emphasized for the Muslim, whether fasting or not. It is known that some of the taste of the miswak is obtained, and leniency is shown in this. However, if the taste is strong and apparent, the safest and best course for him is to spit it out and not swallow it. Yes.
Source
مجالس رمضان 1428هـ - 04 — alfawzan.live (21:32)
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