The ruling on one who intentionally breaks his fast in Ramadan and does not make it up
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Question:
He says: What is the ruling on one who intentionally broke his fast in Ramadan, and more than four years have passed since then, and he has not made it up until now? He knows that he does not know the number of these days. What should he do?
Answer:
Only the worker, and Allah the Exalted requires him to make up the days and estimate them based on what is most likely in his opinion. He should be cautious and feed one poor person for each day as expiation for the delay. So he has two things to do, or rather three things: first, repentance to Allah the Mighty and Majestic; second, making up the fasts; and third, feeding one poor person for each day for the delay in fasting.
He says: What is the ruling on one who intentionally broke his fast in Ramadan, and more than four years have passed since then, and he has not made it up until now? He knows that he does not know the number of these days. What should he do?
Answer:
Only the worker, and Allah the Exalted requires him to make up the days and estimate them based on what is most likely in his opinion. He should be cautious and feed one poor person for each day as expiation for the delay. So he has two things to do, or rather three things: first, repentance to Allah the Mighty and Majestic; second, making up the fasts; and third, feeding one poor person for each day for the delay in fasting.
Source
القضاء والكفارة على من أفطر متعمدا في رمضان — alfawzan.live
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