On Fasting for Expiation: Does Drinking After the Dawn Breaks the Consecutiveness?
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Q1: Regarding the obligation to fast two consecutive months as expiation for intercourse during the day in Ramadan , I woke up and drank water, and I learned afterwards that the call to Fajr prayer had been made about (4 minutes) before that. What is required of me now? Has the consecutiveness been broken? Please inform us, may Allah reward you with good.
A1: If the situation is as you described, that it became clear to you that you ate and drank
after the dawn had appeared, then you should continue fasting and not count this day as a fast, because you did not fast it completely. You must make up a day in its place, and this does not break the consecutiveness.
A1: If the situation is as you described, that it became clear to you that you ate and drank
after the dawn had appeared, then you should continue fasting and not count this day as a fast, because you did not fast it completely. You must make up a day in its place, and this does not break the consecutiveness.
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