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Deliberately Breaking the Fast In Ramadan With No Excuse
If you did not fast three days of Ramadan out of heedlessness and not because you believed it was permissible to do so, then you have committed a serious major sin by violating the sanctity of Ramadan and you have to make up for these days later.70,480Is it obligatory to feed sixty poor persons in one go? Can he feed his family with what he offers as expiation (kafaarah)?
24,820He wants to delay making up Ramadan fasts until winter because the days are shorter
26,237She got her period whilst fasting for two consecutive months – does that interrupt that continuous fasting?
28,027Is the expiation for having intercourse during the day in Ramadan waived in the case of one who is unable to do it?
35,972He died owing expiation for having intercourse during the day in Ramadan. What should his children do?
24,262He drank something after Fajr during a voluntary fast. Does he have to offer expiation?
24,235He started to fast two consecutive months then Ramadaan began. Should he stop the consecutive fasts?
24,696Fasting during Menstruation out of Ignorance
The scholars agreed that the menstruating woman should not fast, and that her fast is not valid if she does fast, and that she has to make up the days that she did not fast in Ramadan because of her period. What you have to do is to make up for those days, and repent to Allah for your failing to seek knowledge which led you to commit this prohibited action.18,511How To Make Up For Missed Fasts
If you did not fast for a valid reason, you must make it up after Ramadan. But if you did not fast deliberately with no excuse, then one of two scenarios must apply. For more, please see the detailed answer.170,634
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