The Meaning of the Hadith: “Fast on the day you fast”
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Question:
Regarding the hadith about fasting when people fast and breaking the fast when they break it, was this reported, and what is its meaning?
Answer:
Yes, it was reported. Its meaning is: “Fast on the day you fast, and break your fast on the day you break it.” So the Muslim is with the Muslims and does not deviate from them. He does not deviate from the Muslims. If the Muslims fast Ramadan, he fasts with them. And if they break the fast in Ramadan, he breaks the fast with them and does not deviate from them.
Regarding the hadith about fasting when people fast and breaking the fast when they break it, was this reported, and what is its meaning?
Answer:
Yes, it was reported. Its meaning is: “Fast on the day you fast, and break your fast on the day you break it.” So the Muslim is with the Muslims and does not deviate from them. He does not deviate from the Muslims. If the Muslims fast Ramadan, he fasts with them. And if they break the fast in Ramadan, he breaks the fast with them and does not deviate from them.
Source
نور على الدرب 19-11-1438هـ ح2 — af.org.sa (18:06)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.