An oath expiation became obligatory upon me in my country; is it permissible for me to fulfill the expiation for my oath in another country?
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Question:
This questioner says: An oath expiation became obligatory upon me in my country. So, may I feed ten poor people here in Makkah? What is the amount of food for each person? And does the monetary value suffice in its place?
Answer:
Yes, feed the poor people, whether in Makkah, in your country, or in any place. Feed ten poor people in any place among the Muslims, and each person gets one and a half kilograms of food. One and a half kilograms of food means fifteen kilograms for ten poor people. Yes.
This questioner says: An oath expiation became obligatory upon me in my country. So, may I feed ten poor people here in Makkah? What is the amount of food for each person? And does the monetary value suffice in its place?
Answer:
Yes, feed the poor people, whether in Makkah, in your country, or in any place. Feed ten poor people in any place among the Muslims, and each person gets one and a half kilograms of food. One and a half kilograms of food means fifteen kilograms for ten poor people. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، وجبت عليَّ كفارة يمين في بلدي، فهل يجوز أن أكفِّر عن يميني في بلد آخر؟ #فتاوى الفوزان — youtube.com
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