The ruling on making up fasts on behalf of a person who has fainted
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Question:
The Shaykh’s case: if he fainted for several days, he should make up the fasts. I see that in the case of intoxicants.
Answer:
This differs depending on the situation. If the fainting lasts a long time, reaching a month or several months, then he does not make up the fasts because of the hardship involved, and this is what makes sense. However, if it is three days or less, then he makes them up, because that does not burden him.
The Shaykh’s case: if he fainted for several days, he should make up the fasts. I see that in the case of intoxicants.
Answer:
This differs depending on the situation. If the fainting lasts a long time, reaching a month or several months, then he does not make up the fasts because of the hardship involved, and this is what makes sense. However, if it is three days or less, then he makes them up, because that does not burden him.
Source
صلاة المغمى عليه — alfawzan.live
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