Does Cursing Break Your Fast?
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Cursing does not break the fast, and insulting does not break the fast, but the reward is reducedÛ”
cursing does not break the fast but it does take away from its reward .
no cursing don’t break fast
Cursing or using foul language does not break your fast in the sense that it doesn’t invalidate the physical act of fasting (abstaining from food, drink, and certain other actions during daylight hours in Ramadan or voluntary fasts). However, it is important for Muslims to maintain good behavior and control their speech while fasting. Engaging in negative behavior, including cursing, during fasting hours is discouraged as it goes against the spiritual and moral principles of fasting. Fasting is not just about refraining from physical indulgences but also about improving self-discipline, controlling one’s desires, and becoming more mindful of one’s actions and words. Therefore, it’s advisable to avoid cursing or any form of inappropriate speech while fasting to maintain the intended spiritual benefits of fasting.