The ruling on expiating a broken oath by providing cooked food
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Question:
Shaykh, if he provides it cooked or raw, is there a difference regarding the original ruling?
Answer:
He should provide it as grains. He should provide it as grains. Or dates, provided they are not cooked, so that the poor person can benefit from them broadly; if he wishes, he can eat them, if he wishes, he can sell them, and if he wishes, he can give them as a gift or as charity. The majority of scholars hold that it is necessary to provide them as grains. Some scholars held that it is sufficient to feed the poor people cooked food, because it is true that he fed them. Yes.
Shaykh, if he provides it cooked or raw, is there a difference regarding the original ruling?
Answer:
He should provide it as grains. He should provide it as grains. Or dates, provided they are not cooked, so that the poor person can benefit from them broadly; if he wishes, he can eat them, if he wishes, he can sell them, and if he wishes, he can give them as a gift or as charity. The majority of scholars hold that it is necessary to provide them as grains. Some scholars held that it is sufficient to feed the poor people cooked food, because it is true that he fed them. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 26 من 27|وقفات مع آيات الصيام|فمن لم يجد فصيام ثلاثة أيام|صالح الفوزان|فقه|كبار العلماء — youtube.com (6:22)
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