What is the ruling on breaking the fast in Ramadan intentionally?
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Question:
This is a question about one who broke his fast in Ramadan intentionally, other than through intercourse; he broke it by eating and drinking intentionally.
Answer:
He must repent to Allah the Exalted, and he must make up the day. He owes no expiation. The expiation is only for intercourse; breaking the fast through intercourse. No expiation was prescribed for eating and drinking. He only has to repent and make up the day. Yes.
This is a question about one who broke his fast in Ramadan intentionally, other than through intercourse; he broke it by eating and drinking intentionally.
Answer:
He must repent to Allah the Exalted, and he must make up the day. He owes no expiation. The expiation is only for intercourse; breaking the fast through intercourse. No expiation was prescribed for eating and drinking. He only has to repent and make up the day. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم الإفطار في رمضان عمدا؟ — youtube.com
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