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Are intravenous injections that have an effect on the brain, similar to narcotic or anesthetic injections, considered to break the fast according to Imam Abu Hanifa, in comparison to the ruling on treating a slave with medicine that reaches the brain? If the answer is no, why?

A person wants to work in a company that promotes its products through advertisements, such as phones and electrical tools, and takes a percentage of the profit. They also add other people to work with a different percentage, but without reducing their profits, meaning that each person receives profit according to their own effort and not at the expense of others' work. Is this work sinful?

If a person travels during Ramadan and then stays in Egypt, intending to stay there for less than fifteen days, is it permissible for him to break his fast?

A person forgot a sum of money in a store, should the store owner act with it as they wish, or should they keep it until the owner of the money returns?

I have a question regarding 'intention in the context of fasting': Is it sufficient to have suhoor and wake up before dawn for eating to fulfill the intention? If we assume that a person wakes up and eats suhoor, but it is not their habit to eat at that time, does that suffice for the intention or not? What does it mean when scholars say: 'intention is above knowledge'?

What is the ruling on someone who says 'There is no power except with Allah' instead of 'There is no power and no strength except with Allah', and he is an elderly man, but he is not afflicted with dementia or madness?

Does a gastroscopy break the fast?

What is the ruling on remembrance, such as seeking forgiveness and sending blessings upon the Prophet, without ablution?

Should we limit the non-fasting status of the nutritional injection to the field of treatment only? Knowing that we are aware of the fatwa of the scholar Muhammad Bakhti Al-Mutai'i in its generality, some people have taken the nutritional injection for the purpose of nourishment only during the day of Ramadan after hearing the fatwa from us about not breaking the fast with the nutritional injection like vitamins. Some people have used the phrase from the iftar supplication: 'and the veins have dried up' as an excuse?