The ruling on a fasting person if water enters his throat without intention
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Question:
He says: If a person’s fast is invalidated, and he is taking a bath and water seeps into his throat through his mouth or nose, and it is not by his will, does he have to feed a poor person for that day? And does he have to make it up?
Answer:
He does not have to make it up. If he did not do it intentionally, he does not have to make it up. His fast is valid, and he does not have to feed a poor person. If water enters his throat during wudu’ or ghusl, or during istinshaq, and he did not do it intentionally, his fast is valid, and he owes nothing. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
He says: If a person’s fast is invalidated, and he is taking a bath and water seeps into his throat through his mouth or nose, and it is not by his will, does he have to feed a poor person for that day? And does he have to make it up?
Answer:
He does not have to make it up. If he did not do it intentionally, he does not have to make it up. His fast is valid, and he does not have to feed a poor person. If water enters his throat during wudu’ or ghusl, or during istinshaq, and he did not do it intentionally, his fast is valid, and he owes nothing. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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