The ruling on one who delays making up the fasts of Ramadan until another Ramadan has entered

The questioner:
Please, my brother 'A'id from Riyadh, join us on the line as well. Go ahead. Peace be upon you.

The Shaykh:
Peace be upon you.

The presenter:
May Allah keep you in good health, Shaykh. May Allah keep you in good health. How are you, may you live long? Welcome. May Allah bless you, extend your life, and do you good, may you live long. Welcome. We are with you, every Muslim, if Allah wills.

The questioner:
I have a question, Shaykh, may Allah be pleased with you, I swear by Allah. Yes. I have one day of Ramadan, may you live long, that I did not fast, may you live long. Ramadan came and I did not fast, may you live long. I do not know what the ruling is, may Allah be pleased with you, on this matter, may you live long.

The Shaykh:
If you left the making up of the fast before the new Ramadan entered because you were excused, and the excuse continued with you, then you owe nothing but making up the fast after Ramadan; you make up this day after Ramadan. But if you were lazy and had no excuse, and the new Ramadan entered upon you while you still owed a fast from the previous Ramadan, then two things are required of you: the first is making up the fast, and the second is feeding one poor person for every day, as expiation for the delay. Yes.