Hijama During Fasting in Ramadan – Does Cupping Break the Fast?

During the blessed month of Ramadan, many Muslims ask an important question: Can we do Hijama while fasting? Does cupping break the fast?

Hijama (Cupping Therapy) is a powerful Sunnah treatment and a natural detox method widely practiced in Pakistan and around the world. But when it comes to fasting, people often feel confused.

In this article, we will explain the Islamic ruling, Hadith reference, and medical perspective about Hijama during fasting in Ramadan.

Hadith About Hijama During Fasting

According to authentic Hadith:

Ibn Abbas (RA) reported that the Messenger of Allah (Peace be upon him) was cupped while he was fasting.
(Sahih Bukhari 5694)
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This Hadith clearly indicates that Hijama is permissible during fasting.

Does Hijama Break the Fast?

There is scholarly difference of opinion:

Majority Opinion (Jumhoor Ulama)

Most scholars say that Hijama does NOT break the fast, because nothing enters the body. Instead, blood is removed.

They rely on:

The Hadith of Sahih Bukhari

The principle that fasting breaks when something enters the body intentionally.

Other Scholarly Opinion

Some scholars believe it can weaken a person severely and therefore discourage it during fasting hours, but they do not consider it invalidating the fast in normal situations.

Medical Perspective: Is It Safe to Do Hijama While Fasting?

From a health point of view:

Hijama removes a small amount of blood.

It may cause temporary weakness in some people.

If a person already feels low energy during fasting, it is better to schedule Hijama after Iftar.

💡 Best Practice:
Many clinics recommend performing Hijama after Iftar to avoid weakness and dehydration.

Benefits of Hijama in Ramadan

Ramadan is a detox month naturally. Combining fasting with Hijama may:

Improve blood circulation

Remove toxins

Relieve migraine and headaches

Reduce back and joint pain

Improve digestion

Boost immunity.

Who Should Avoid Hijama While Fasting?

Very weak individuals

People with low blood pressure

Diabetic patients without medical supervision

Elderly individuals

It is always better to consult a professional Hijama practitioner before booking your session.

Hijama Services at UG Healing Center

Hijama Services at UG Healing Center

At UG Healing Center, we provide:

✔ Sunnah Hijama therapy
✔ Sterilized equipment
✔ Male & Female sessions available
✔ Professional and safe environment

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