Making up Intentionally Missed Fasts
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Question:
The listener Yazen from Jordan says: I intentionally left off fasting in several previous Ramadans, and I have not made them up until now. A new Ramadan has entered, and I have repented to Allah the Exalted. I want to make up these previous Ramadans. What is obligatory for me?
Answer:
He fasts the Ramadan that he has entered. He delays making up the past fasts until after the new Ramadan. If his delay was due to an excuse that prevented him, then he owes nothing but making them up. If it was due to laziness, then he must feed one poor person for every day of the delay, in addition to making up the fasts. Yes.
The listener Yazen from Jordan says: I intentionally left off fasting in several previous Ramadans, and I have not made them up until now. A new Ramadan has entered, and I have repented to Allah the Exalted. I want to make up these previous Ramadans. What is obligatory for me?
Answer:
He fasts the Ramadan that he has entered. He delays making up the past fasts until after the new Ramadan. If his delay was due to an excuse that prevented him, then he owes nothing but making them up. If it was due to laziness, then he must feed one poor person for every day of the delay, in addition to making up the fasts. Yes.
Source
قناة «إذاعة القرآن الكريم»، نور على الدرب مع معالي الشيخ صالح الفوزان ح7586 — youtube.com (7:21)
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