I have an oath expiation due to me, and I do not have with me what to feed ten poor people with. Should I fast three days, or is it permissible for my husband to expiate on my behalf?
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Question:
This questioner says: She has an oath expiation due to her, and she has not fed anyone yet, and she has no money with which to expiate. Should she fast three days, or is it permissible for my husband to expiate on her behalf from his money?
Answer:
If the husband expiates on her behalf as a voluntary act, there is no harm in it, and it suffices, if Allah wills. If he does not expiate on her behalf, then fast three days. Yes.
This questioner says: She has an oath expiation due to her, and she has not fed anyone yet, and she has no money with which to expiate. Should she fast three days, or is it permissible for my husband to expiate on her behalf from his money?
Answer:
If the husband expiates on her behalf as a voluntary act, there is no harm in it, and it suffices, if Allah wills. If he does not expiate on her behalf, then fast three days. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، عليَّ كفارة يمين، وليس معي ما أُطعم به عشرة مساكين، هل أصوم ثلاثة أيام أم أن زوجي يجوز له أن يكفِّر — youtube.com
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