Combining the Prohibition of Voluntary Prayer Before Making Up Missed Acts with Changing the Intention to Voluntary
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Question:
And this questioner asks: How do we reconcile the fact that voluntary fasting is invalid for one who has missed fasts from Ramadan to make up, with the permissibility of converting the intention from making up a missed fast to a voluntary one?
Answer:
There is a difference between them, my brother. There is a difference between them. Changing the intention is permissible. As for starting, beginning a voluntary prayer before making up the missed one, this is not permissible. However, changing the intention during the act of worship is permissible for a need or a purpose, for example, if there is a need, he changes it; he changes what has become. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
And this questioner asks: How do we reconcile the fact that voluntary fasting is invalid for one who has missed fasts from Ramadan to make up, with the permissibility of converting the intention from making up a missed fast to a voluntary one?
Answer:
There is a difference between them, my brother. There is a difference between them. Changing the intention is permissible. As for starting, beginning a voluntary prayer before making up the missed one, this is not permissible. However, changing the intention during the act of worship is permissible for a need or a purpose, for example, if there is a need, he changes it; he changes what has become. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
شرح كتاب الصيام من دليل الطالب لنيل المطالب 23-8-1434هـ — alfawzan.live (31:21)
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