Fasting the six days of Shawwal for a woman who has missed fasts to make up after post-natal bleeding
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The questioner:
And this [questioner] says: A woman gave birth in the first part of Ramadan and wants to make up her missed fasts and fast the six days. Is that permissible for her?
The Shaykh:
A woman.
The questioner:
She gave birth in the first part of Ramadan, and she wants to make up what she owes, then fast the six days. Is that permissible for her?
The Shaykh:
No, making up the missed fasts is sufficient. Fasting the make-up days is enough. If there is still time left in Shawwal after making up the fasts that allows for the six days, she fasts the six days. But if there is not enough time, she is not required to fast the six days. Yes.
And this [questioner] says: A woman gave birth in the first part of Ramadan and wants to make up her missed fasts and fast the six days. Is that permissible for her?
The Shaykh:
A woman.
The questioner:
She gave birth in the first part of Ramadan, and she wants to make up what she owes, then fast the six days. Is that permissible for her?
The Shaykh:
No, making up the missed fasts is sufficient. Fasting the make-up days is enough. If there is still time left in Shawwal after making up the fasts that allows for the six days, she fasts the six days. But if there is not enough time, she is not required to fast the six days. Yes.
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