If one believes that drawing blood breaks the fast, and he went to the hospital and returned without having it drawn, does that intention break his fast?
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A person believes that drawing blood breaks the fast, and he went to the hospital to have blood drawn during the day in Ramadan. Then, after he sat in the blood-drawing area and prepared his hand for it, he was told to go and come back at another time. Does this intention break his fast?
Answer:
And he intended to break the fast, and he intended something contingent on the blood being drawn, but it was not drawn. The condition upon which the intention was suspended did not occur. That is, he suspended the breaking of the intention on the drawing of blood, but it was not drawn, so he remains with his intention.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success. A person believes that drawing blood breaks the fast, and he went to the hospital to have blood drawn during the day in Ramadan. Then, after he sat in the blood-drawing area and prepared his hand for it, he was told to go and come back at another time. Does this intention break his fast?
Answer:
And he intended to break the fast, and he intended something contingent on the blood being drawn, but it was not drawn. The condition upon which the intention was suspended did not occur. That is, he suspended the breaking of the intention on the drawing of blood, but it was not drawn, so he remains with his intention.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [773 -2802] من اعتقد أن سحب الدم يفطر الصائم، فذهب للمستشفى ورجع ولم يسحب، هل يفطر بتلك النية؟ — youtube.com
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