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1)
To unnecessarily chew on something. To taste salt and spit it out. To
clean or brush one’s teeth with toothpaste
is also makrūh
2)To remain the entire day in the state of
Janābah
(in need of an
obligatory bath).
3)To extract blood
from the veins. This
includes blood donations.
4)Backbiting
(to speak of the faults of someone in
his absence). Although this is harām
in all conditions,
however the sin is more severe whilst one is fasting.
5)To argue, swear
or fight with
someone. Whether it is a human, an animal or any lifeless object. This also
renders the fast as makrūh.
The famous Tabi'ee, imam Abul 'Aliyah (r.a.)
says: "A fasting person is in the constant worship of Allah Ta'ala
even while he is asleep, as long as he does not
backbite anyone (or commit any other sin)" (Lataiful
ma'arif, pg.224)
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