If you smoke after Sehri, will you fast?

The holy month of Ramadan is underway. During this time, all Muslims try to observe the fast in the right manner. This is where many people face problems. In this case, the problem is a little more for those who smoke.

Many people are confused about whether smoking during Ramadan will harm their fast or not. It is natural to have such doubts. Because smoking is not right in itself. It is also forbidden in Islam.

Smoking while fasting breaks the fast. Therefore, a believing believer does not smoke during the day during Ramadan. Now the question is, does smoking during Sehri or after Iftar break the fast?

During a private television program, a question was asked to prominent scholar Dr. Muhammad Saifullah. In response to which he said - What is forbidden will remain forbidden. What is bad is bad. So, try to avoid it. Since you are able to observe fasting as a servant of Allah, you have been able to stay without smoking for this long, then it is understood that you can definitely avoid it. You are observing another fast for the pleasure of Allah. No matter how much you run ahead by involving yourself in forbidden things, you will not be able to go ahead.

He also said, "Forbidden deeds will take you backward. Whoever cannot avoid falsehood, deceit and all the evil things that exist, his fasting will only be for show. Through this fasting, you will not be able to reach the main purpose of Allah."