The Ruling on Using Suppositories for a Fasting Person During the Daytime of Ramadan
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Question:
The questioner asks: Does using suppositories during the daytime of Ramadan break the fast?
Answer:
However, it is known that if a fasting person is wounded and a lot of blood flows from him, this does not affect his fast because it is not by his choice, unlike the one who performs cupping or the one who draws blood, for that is by his choice. As for the one who is wounded and a lot of blood flows from him, this does not affect his fast because it is not by his choice. Suppositories, yes, they break the fast of the fasting person because they go into the cavity and the blood vessels absorb them, so they break the fast. Yes.
The questioner asks: Does using suppositories during the daytime of Ramadan break the fast?
Answer:
However, it is known that if a fasting person is wounded and a lot of blood flows from him, this does not affect his fast because it is not by his choice, unlike the one who performs cupping or the one who draws blood, for that is by his choice. As for the one who is wounded and a lot of blood flows from him, this does not affect his fast because it is not by his choice. Suppositories, yes, they break the fast of the fasting person because they go into the cavity and the blood vessels absorb them, so they break the fast. Yes.
Source
لقاء مفتوح 15-09-1433هـ — alfawzan.live (15:28)
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