The Ruling on Deliberately Smoking During the Daytime of Ramadan
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The questioner:
The questioner says: A person who intentionally smoked in a previous Ramadan, does he have to make up the fasts, or what is required of him?
The Shaykh:
Who smoked what?
The questioner:
Smoke, intentionally, in a previous Ramadan. Does he have to make up the fasts, or what is required of him?
The Shaykh:
A previous Ramadan. Yes, if he intentionally swallowed smoke, whether it is shisha or otherwise, if he intentionally inhaled smoke from incense, shisha, or wood smoke, and it entered his stomach, it invalidates his fast. As for this smoke, meaning shisha and tobacco, it is forbidden; in addition to invalidating the fast, it is a sin, and it is not permissible for a Muslim to use it, neither in Ramadan nor at any other time. Yes.
The questioner says: A person who intentionally smoked in a previous Ramadan, does he have to make up the fasts, or what is required of him?
The Shaykh:
Who smoked what?
The questioner:
Smoke, intentionally, in a previous Ramadan. Does he have to make up the fasts, or what is required of him?
The Shaykh:
A previous Ramadan. Yes, if he intentionally swallowed smoke, whether it is shisha or otherwise, if he intentionally inhaled smoke from incense, shisha, or wood smoke, and it entered his stomach, it invalidates his fast. As for this smoke, meaning shisha and tobacco, it is forbidden; in addition to invalidating the fast, it is a sin, and it is not permissible for a Muslim to use it, neither in Ramadan nor at any other time. Yes.
Source
مجالس رمضان 1430هـ - 02 — alfawzan.live (19:50)
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