What is the ruling on one who has had a kidney transplant and whose doctors have advised him not to fast for three years?
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Question:
One who has had a kidney transplant and whose doctors have advised him not to fast for three years, what is required of him?
Answer:
Yes, he does not fast. If fasting causes him harm, he does not fast; he feeds one poor person for every day. Or, if Allah heals him and he is able to fast, he fasts, even if it is delayed, making up the missed days even if delayed. If making up the fasts becomes impossible, he feeds one poor person for every day. Yes.
One who has had a kidney transplant and whose doctors have advised him not to fast for three years, what is required of him?
Answer:
Yes, he does not fast. If fasting causes him harm, he does not fast; he feeds one poor person for every day. Or, if Allah heals him and he is able to fast, he fasts, even if it is delayed, making up the missed days even if delayed. If making up the fasts becomes impossible, he feeds one poor person for every day. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [5309] ما حكم من زُرعت له كلية ونصحه الأطباء بعدم الصوم ثلاث سنوات؟ - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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