A man vowed that when his daughter grew up, he would play with her at the celebration. She grew up and got married, and he did not play with her. Does he owe anything?
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Question:
A man vowed that when his daughter grew up, he would play with her at the celebration. She grew up and got married, and he did not play with her. Does he owe anything?
Answer:
This is a permissible vow. This is a permissible vow; he is given the choice between fulfilling it and paying the expiation for an oath, as long as the marriage has taken place and he did not do it. He must pay the expiation for an oath, which is feeding ten poor people. Yes.
A man vowed that when his daughter grew up, he would play with her at the celebration. She grew up and got married, and he did not play with her. Does he owe anything?
Answer:
This is a permissible vow. This is a permissible vow; he is given the choice between fulfilling it and paying the expiation for an oath, as long as the marriage has taken place and he did not do it. He must pay the expiation for an oath, which is feeding ten poor people. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، نذر رجل على بنته إذا كبرت أن يلعب معها في الفرح، وكبرت وتزوجت، ولم يلعب معها، هل عليه شيء؟ #فتاوى — youtube.com
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