The Ruling on Using Nasal Drops and Inhalation Solutions for the Fasting Person
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Question:
The questioner says: Using a nasal medication, which is inhaling water containing a solution, then dropping the drop into the nose after inhaling the solution placed in the water. Does that break the fast?
Answer:
It is obligatory for the fasting person to preserve his fast and not consume anything that reaches his throat or his stomach, whether it is medication or otherwise. He must preserve his fast. If he is compelled to take the drop in his nose, he should take precautions to prevent it from reaching his throat. If he finds its taste in his throat, he should hasten to expel it and spit it out. It is obligatory for him to preserve his fast. If he uses the drop and it reaches his throat and he feels it, he should hasten to expel this taste and spit it out. Yes.
The questioner says: Using a nasal medication, which is inhaling water containing a solution, then dropping the drop into the nose after inhaling the solution placed in the water. Does that break the fast?
Answer:
It is obligatory for the fasting person to preserve his fast and not consume anything that reaches his throat or his stomach, whether it is medication or otherwise. He must preserve his fast. If he is compelled to take the drop in his nose, he should take precautions to prevent it from reaching his throat. If he finds its taste in his throat, he should hasten to expel it and spit it out. It is obligatory for him to preserve his fast. If he uses the drop and it reaches his throat and he feels it, he should hasten to expel this taste and spit it out. Yes.
Source
مجالس رمضان 1428هـ - 04 — alfawzan.live (24:05)
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