The Wet Miswak for the Fasting Person and Its Taste in the Mouth
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Question:
Another question says: When a fasting person uses a wet miswak on one of the days of fasting, he feels some taste in his mouth from that miswak, making it difficult for him to spit out this saliva, either because of its quantity or because he is in the mosque. What is the ruling in this case?
Answer:
Also, the miswak does not harm the fast; it is prescribed for the fasting person. The fasting person uses the miswak, just as the non-fasting person does. What he feels of taste does not harm; this is something excused.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.
Another question says: When a fasting person uses a wet miswak on one of the days of fasting, he feels some taste in his mouth from that miswak, making it difficult for him to spit out this saliva, either because of its quantity or because he is in the mosque. What is the ruling in this case?
Answer:
Also, the miswak does not harm the fast; it is prescribed for the fasting person. The fasting person uses the miswak, just as the non-fasting person does. What he feels of taste does not harm; this is something excused.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good.
Source
شرح كتاب الصيام من بلوغ المرام، من الحديث الأول إلى الحديث الثاني عشر — islamhouse.com (24:38)
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