Source: Shumara al-Sunnah, Jhelum
This is because nocturnal emission occurs without one's will or control and is not a voluntary act that would nullify the fast. Additionally, a person who is asleep is considered among those for whom the pen has been lifted (مرفوع القلم), meaning they are not accountable during sleep.
Conclusion:
❀ Experiencing a nocturnal emission while fasting does not invalidate the fast. One should perform ghusl (ritual bath) and continue observing the fast as normal.
❖ Question:
If a person experiences a nocturnal emission (iḥtilām) during the state of fasting, is the fast still valid?❖ Answer:
✔ Yes, the fast remains valid.This is because nocturnal emission occurs without one's will or control and is not a voluntary act that would nullify the fast. Additionally, a person who is asleep is considered among those for whom the pen has been lifted (مرفوع القلم), meaning they are not accountable during sleep.
Conclusion:
❀ Experiencing a nocturnal emission while fasting does not invalidate the fast. One should perform ghusl (ritual bath) and continue observing the fast as normal.
