Will the Ramadan fast be marred by vaccine for Ovid 19?

As the month of Ramadan begins on April 13th, many Muslims have begun to ask whether they can take the Cavid-19 vaccine while observing the fast.

A large number of countries have launched vaccine campaigns globally to fight pandemic and they will continue to install their citizens despite Ramadan. But the question remains among those watching him if the firing squad violates a fast.

Consider what Islamic scholars say.

There is no vitamin nutrients or food substance in any vaccine, including the Covid-19 vaccine. The injection of such a thing in the body does not disrupt the fast,” told Idris Bozkurt, a senior official of the Turkish Religious Affairs Directorate (Diyanet), Turkish news agency Anadolu Agency.

During Ramadan, Muslims cannot eat, drink or engage in sex from the early dawn outbreak until dusk.

Prof. Dr. Ahmet Yaman, who teaches at the Faculty of Theology at Necmettin Erbakan University, explained the Islamic perspective of fasting and vaccine.

Yaman quoted one of the Prophet Muhammad's statements saying: “if you hear of a plague explosion in one place, do not enter it; but if the plague breaks out in a place when you are there, do not leave that place “.

Yaman said Islam puts a particular emphasis on taking measures that prevent infectious diseases.

Yaman called out another of the prophet Muhammad's sayings, “Consider yourself; for God also created a cure for every malady “.

Yaman said vaccines created for Ovid 19 should be seen in the context of the Hadithite. Those who decide not to take the vaccine, he said, are also violating the rights of all society and humanity.

“Vaxes and other injections do not disrupt fasting,” said Yaman. Fasting can only be ruined by eating and drinking and having sex. The Cavido-19 vaccine does not disrupt fasting because it does not mean taking food or vitamin from outside”.