It breaks your fast, just like smoking does." She referred to AlMaghrib Institute research that concluded: "It is impermissible to use e-cigarettes because of their harmful nature, and in addition they also break the fast due to the ingestion of nicotine as well as the manner of its ingestion, identical to the rulings applied to normal cigarettes." It found that smoking and vaping were forbidden in almost all cases - the exception being vaping that does not involve nicotine or marijuana is not banned but should be avoided
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Studies have found that flavored e-cigarettes have been found more effective at helping smokers quit than tobacco-flavored devices
Smoking has been banned on aeroplanes since 1990, and since vaping rose to popularity, it has been held to the same restrictions