What breaks the fast?

“In principle, the actual time for the termination of a fast is sunset. If the person therefore broke his fast as per the sunset time as indicated on a timetable, and at the time of breaking the fast and he had a dominant presumption (dominant feeling) that the sun has set, then his fast is valid even if he broke his fast before …”

“It is permissible for the pregnant woman to break her fast. She should make up for the broken fast once she is able to do so. An additional kaffarah will not be required.”

“Fundamentally, bleeding of the nose will not nullify one’s fast. Yes, if the blood goes down the nasal passage into the throat, then one’s fast will be invalidated. Similarly, merely seeing blood in the phlegm will not nullify one’s fast.”

“If you are doubting, you can be sure to break the fast once the Azān is called. However, you should not wait beyond that. When one is certain that the time of Maghrib has set in, we are taught not to delay in breaking the fast. Consider the following Hadith-ul-Qudsi:”