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Occurrence of something that breaks one's fast in reality or in effect.
"Iftār" (breaking the fast) is the occurrence of something that breaks one’s fast in reality, such as having food, drink, or sexual intercourse; or in effect, such as ending one’s intention to continue fasting or coming of the due time for fast breaking. When the due time for fast breaking comes, a person is considered breaking his fast even if he has not had any food or drink.
"Iftār": breaking one's fast by eating or drinking. Opposite: "sawm" (fasting). It is derived from "fitr", which means split, opening.
To eat and drink after one has been abstaining from both during a day of fasting.