The ruling on one who fasts a day voluntarily and then breaks it before completing it without an excuse
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Question:
In his second question he says: If I intended to fast, and then I did not fast, and I had no excuse, what is the ruling on my action?
Answer:
Regarding the voluntary fast, if you intend it and then turn away from it, there is no blame on you. In fact, if you fast a voluntary fast and then want to break it, there is no blame on you; because it is a voluntary act, not an obligation. Yes.
In his second question he says: If I intended to fast, and then I did not fast, and I had no excuse, what is the ruling on my action?
Answer:
Regarding the voluntary fast, if you intend it and then turn away from it, there is no blame on you. In fact, if you fast a voluntary fast and then want to break it, there is no blame on you; because it is a voluntary act, not an obligation. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 5531- حكم من صام يوما تطوعا ثم قطعه قبل أن يتمه من غير عذر - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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