Najafi Q&A: The Fasting Invalidators

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In the name of Allah, there is no objection to this, provided that nothing enters the throat that is not naturally part of the mouth’s moisture. Allah knows best.

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In the name of Allah, he must immediately stop himself and refrain from this sinful act during the fast. Allah is the Guide and Knower.

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In the name of Allah, yes, it is obligatory. Allah is the Guide and Knower.

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In the name of Allah, yes, it is considered so if the person is aware of their mistake, and this applies if the Qur’an is recited during fasting. If done at night, it is considered a prohibited act but does not invalidate the fast. Allah knows best.

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In the name of Allah, in my view, smoking does break the fast, though not due to it being classified as thick dust. Allah knows best.

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In the name of Allah, if a person deliberately swallows anything during the day, their fast is invalid, and they must make it up and offer expiation. It is not permissible to leave anything between the teeth if one knows or suspects that it might enter the throat during fasting. Allah knows best.

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In the name of Allah, rinse the mouth for the purpose of performing ablution (wudhu) is not only permissible but recommended. However, if it's used for reasons other than ablution, it is disliked. In any case, one should be cautious and avoid swallowing any of the mouthwash. Allah knows best.

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In the name of Allah, rinse the mouth for the purpose of performing ablution (wudhu) is not only permissible but recommended. However, if it's used for reasons other than ablution, it is disliked. In any case, one should be cautious and avoid swallowing any of the mouthwash. Allah knows best.

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In the name of Allah, some sins do invalidate it such as adultery, sodomy and the like. Allah knows best.