Expiation for Absolute Prohibition or Zihar
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Question:
He asks: One of my sons asked me to buy him a need, so I said, "I swear by Allah, I will not buy it." After a while, I bought it for him. What is upon me?
Answer:
Is it necessary? Did you not mean by "prohibition" that it is zihar from your wife? If the prohibition is absolute and you did not intend your wife, this is the expiation of an oath. If it is absolute and you did not intend the wife, it requires the expiation of an oath. If you intended the wife in the prohibition, it is zihar, and he owes the expiation of zihar.
He asks: One of my sons asked me to buy him a need, so I said, "I swear by Allah, I will not buy it." After a while, I bought it for him. What is upon me?
Answer:
Is it necessary? Did you not mean by "prohibition" that it is zihar from your wife? If the prohibition is absolute and you did not intend your wife, this is the expiation of an oath. If it is absolute and you did not intend the wife, it requires the expiation of an oath. If you intended the wife in the prohibition, it is zihar, and he owes the expiation of zihar.
Source
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