Fasting was broken for an excuse and not made up
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Q30: I fasted for the first time in the year 1416 AH, and I was 14 years old. However, after (9 days) I was unable to continue fasting due to the heat and thirst, so I broke my fast for the rest of the month of Ramadan. In the following year, I only fasted for about four days, and for the remaining days I broke my fast, but secretly, and then I fasted. What are the consequences for me, and do I have to make up the fasting for the two previous months? And how do I feed people if there is feeding involved? I should note that I do not know now whether I was of age at that time or not.
A30: It is obligatory for you to repent to Allah, and to make up the days you broke your fast after reaching maturity from all the Ramadans. You must also feed one poor person for each day, as expiation for the delay.
A30: It is obligatory for you to repent to Allah, and to make up the days you broke your fast after reaching maturity from all the Ramadans. You must also feed one poor person for each day, as expiation for the delay.
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