Does it break fast if you get an anti-Condavid vaccine?

Charles Asim, an imam, spoke of British media BBC, saying the vaccine does not affect anything because the vaccine goes to muscle rather than blood circulation and is not nutritious.

Muslim believers will have to fast from 12 April to 12 May, and during these days fasters do not eat or drink anything from sunrise to sunset.

The majority of Islamic scholars agree that taking the vaccine during Ramadan will not depreciate the fast,” said Asim, who heads the National Council of Glass and Imams.

He said his message to the Muslim community was: “if you have the right to take the vaccine and you have received your invitation, you have to ask yourself: do you take the vaccine that has proved effective, or are you in danger of being infected with Ovidius, disease that can make you sick and influence you to lose all the days of fasting and end up in hospital?”

Farzana Hussain, a Muslim and general physician at The Project Surgery in the East London, has asked people to take even during the month of Ramadan the Ovid 19 vaccine, stressing that the injection does not break their fast.

We know that many Muslims are concerned about their vaccine during the month of Ramadan. Many people believe that taking an injection actually breaks the fast. But it is not because it is not considered food”, Hussain said.