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Fascinating fasting is simply a matter of simple religious behavior, but there are some misconceptions about it that there are differences among the Muslims.

Below are six very common misconceptions about fasting. Shabbir Hasan, a student of advanced Islamic science and Shariah law in Britain, used his religious knowledge to analyze them:

'When brushing teeth, fasting breaks'

Many people think that fasting is broken when brushing teeth with paste.

But Islamic thinkers say that brushing teeth does not break the fast.

Shabbir Hasan said many people are very cautious.

He gave some suggestions for them, - "Take the best advice a little bit of paste. Mint's smell is less like that."

Fearful, he advised the use of microwave or toothpaste made of fine-grained trees.

'Do not have fasting in the belly of the mouth'

Shabbir Hasan says, there is no problem in getting mouth stomach.

"There is no basis for believing that there is no fasting in the stomach of the mouth, it is very normal to swallow your saliva, it does not break the fast." He said, rather, during the fasting day in Islam, the mouth saliva has been encouraged.

However, he said, fasting will not remain in the face of other people's mouth.

"During fasting, you can not kiss your partner, you can not be intimate, the main purpose is to restrain your desire. That is why food, drink or intimate relationships should be stopped."

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'Fasting will be accepted only if you do not eat food or water'
It is not possible to break fasting only when you eat food or drink water. Fasting may be lost in some other behaviors.

Mr. Hassan says, "Some offenses are with the tongue ... If you scandal, engage in rumor, or mock someone, then fasting may not be accepted."

'Roasting breaks if you eat something unnecessarily'

If you really forget something, your fast will be valid even if you stop eating with understanding.

But if you unwittingly drink water during the Ozu before the prayer, then it will be broken. Because this is possible to avoid mistakes.

Mr. Hasan said, "It is advisable not to wear garbage during fasting due to this fasting, you just leave the water in a cool place."

'Medicines cannot be eaten'

The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) made a joint statement with the International Glaucoma Association that some medicines can be used even after fasting. For example, eye drops.

The MCB said that diarrhea, ear drops or injections will not break the fasting.

However, those drugs that are used to eat with the mouth are prohibited. It must be eaten before Taheri and after iftar.

Mr. Hassan said, "First of all, if you are ill, then do you think that you keep fasting?"

"It is clear in the Qur'an, you're going to be like the doctor's advice."

'Fasting should be done under any circumstances'

In Islam, only adult (usually 15 years) and fasting person is fasting or compulsory.

MCB says fasting is not necessary for the child, who is breast-fed (physical and mental), weak, traveler, pregnant or breast-feeding.

"If someone is sick for a short time, he can fill the broken roasts at other times after being cured," said Hasan.

"If there is a chronic illness and it is not possible to fast, then donate something to the poor Fida every day of the month of Ramadan." In Britain, the amount of this feed is determined to be four to five pounds per day.