One who feeds on behalf of an illness that is not expected to end, then the illness ends
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Question:
A man has an illness that is not expected to end, so he fed a poor person for each day. Then, after he fed them, the illness left him. Does he have to make up the fasts?
Answer:
Yes, if his excuse is removed, he has to make up the fasts. Feeding is only sufficient if the excuse continues with him. As for if it is removed, he has to make up the fasts. Yes.
A man has an illness that is not expected to end, so he fed a poor person for each day. Then, after he fed them, the illness left him. Does he have to make up the fasts?
Answer:
Yes, if his excuse is removed, he has to make up the fasts. Feeding is only sufficient if the excuse continues with him. As for if it is removed, he has to make up the fasts. Yes.
Source
شرح كتاب الصيام من كتاب هداية الراغب، شرح كتاب الصيام من هداية الراغب [2] — alfawzan.live (1:00:21)
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