00:00Somebody is overcome with a sensation of nausea and they vomit during their fast.
00:06Does this nullify the fast?
00:08Is this something, can they resume their fast after the vomit has come out?
00:13Vomiting can either be intentionally or it can be unintentionally.
00:18And the beloved prophet said, it's mentioned in the Sai hadith, it's mentioned in Tirmidhi,
00:24in the book of fasting, hadith number 720, a beloved prophet said that a person who vomits
00:32unintentionally, he should complete his fast and the fast is not broken.
00:37But the person who vomits intentionally, the person who vomits intentionally, deliberately,
00:43then the fast is broken and he has to make up for the fast afterwards.
00:47And the same hadith is repeated in Sunan Abu Daud, word number 2, in the book of fasting,
00:52hadith number 2374, where the beloved prophet said that anyone who vomits suddenly, same
01:00thing unintentionally, then he does not have to atone for it.
01:03But if someone vomits intentionally, deliberately, he has to atone for it.
01:08But the person who does it deliberately, for example, by sticking a finger in the throat,
01:12or by pressing the stomach, or deliberately smelling something which is nasty, or looking
01:18at food which will make him vomit, and he continues that.
01:21Then it comes under the category deliberately done.
01:24So then his fast is broken, he has to make up for that.
01:26But if it comes unintentionally, no problem.
01:29But when the vomit comes, he should not swallow the vomit after it has reached the mouth.
01:34If he swallows the vomitus after it reaches the mouth, it will nullify the fast.
01:39So when a vomit comes, he should see that the vomitus comes out.
01:43And if it's unintentional, it will not break his fast.
01:48Thanks for that.
01:49That's very comprehensive.
