Is it agreed upon by the scholars that food and drink substitutes, such as in the form of blood transfusions and drip nourishment, invalidate the fast?

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PostedJune 29, 2022

UpdatedJune 29, 2022

No, it is not agreed upon. The only part that is agreed upon is that any nourishment that enters the body via the normal route of going down the throat invalidates the fast.

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