The ruling on the fasting of one who suffered a stroke and was unable to fast
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Question:
Peace be upon you, Fawaz, you are with us on the line. And upon you be peace. Good evening. May Allah welcome you. I have a question, Shaykh. My father is suffering from a stroke, it has been about a year. The father, do not say "the old man," say "the father." Does the father have to pay an expiation or not? The second question, wait a moment, let the Shaykh answer, wait a moment, repeat your question. My father is suffering from a stroke, it has been about a year, does he have to pay an expiation or not? He did not fast. Once, yes.
Answer:
If he has the ability, then he must fast when Allah heals him and make up the missed days.
Peace be upon you, Fawaz, you are with us on the line. And upon you be peace. Good evening. May Allah welcome you. I have a question, Shaykh. My father is suffering from a stroke, it has been about a year. The father, do not say "the old man," say "the father." Does the father have to pay an expiation or not? The second question, wait a moment, let the Shaykh answer, wait a moment, repeat your question. My father is suffering from a stroke, it has been about a year, does he have to pay an expiation or not? He did not fast. Once, yes.
Answer:
If he has the ability, then he must fast when Allah heals him and make up the missed days.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [4760] حكم صيام من أُصيب بجلطة ولم يستطع الصوم - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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