Yes, removing hair from private parts is permissible during Roza (fasting). Fasting relates to abstaining from eating, drinking, and sexual relations, and has no bearing on personal grooming practices such as shaving or hair removal.
Explanation
The act of fasting in Islam focuses primarily on abstaining from specific physical needs and actions that invalidate the fast. These actions typically involve:
- Eating
- Drinking
- Sexual Intercourse
Hair removal, regardless of the method used (shaving, waxing, etc.) does not fall under any of these categories. Therefore, it does not affect the validity of the fast.
Islamic Perspective
Islamic teachings emphasize cleanliness and hygiene. Removing pubic hair is considered a part of maintaining personal hygiene, which is encouraged at all times, including during Ramadan when fasting. There is no prohibition against this practice during fasting hours.
Conclusion
Removing hair from private parts is permissible during Roza, as it does not impact the validity of the fast. The core principles of fasting revolve around abstaining from eating, drinking, and sexual relations during daylight hours.
