she answered House of Fatwa What is the ruling on putting drops in the nose during fasting? This is part of the Dar Al-Iftaa series. The house responded, through its account on Instagram, by saying: “Putting drops in the nose spoils the fast if the medicine reaches the brain. in it”.
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And the house has previously said in other publications, that fasting is a way to show fear of God Almighty; Because if the soul abstains from some of the necessary permissible things – such as food and drink -; out of hope for God’s pleasure, and out of fear of His wrath and punishment; At that time, it will be easy for her to abstain from taboos, and to have fear of God Almighty. That is why the Almighty said: “O you who have believed, fasting is prescribed for you, as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may perish. [البقرة:183].
The Egyptian Dar Al Iftaa also confirmed that fasting is a means of showing sincerity; Because the fasting person knows that no one but God Almighty knows the reality of his fast, and that if he wants to leave fasting without anyone noticing it for an action, then nothing prevents him from breaking the fast except by God Almighty’s watch over him, and does not urge him to fast except with the pleasure of God, and the soul if it coexists with these The vision became imbued with sincerity, and this meaning is indicated by the divine hadith: “Every deed of the son of Adam is for him, except for fasting, for it is for Me, and I shall reward for it.”
