The ruling on one who breaks his fast at the airport and then sees the sun in the air
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Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: If the time for breaking the fast arrives, and I break my fast at the airport, then the plane takes off, and I see the sun in the air, do I remain in the state of having broken my fast, or do I abstain?
Answer:
If you break your fast, your ruling is the ruling of the people of the town. So if the plane takes off and you see the sun, you have broken your fast, and that is it; your day is over. This is Friday. If you had broken your fast before the sun set, you would not break your fast until the sun sets. But if you broke your fast on the ground, and the sun set on the ground, and night approached, and you broke your fast, then the fast is over. Yes.
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This questioner says: If the time for breaking the fast arrives, and I break my fast at the airport, then the plane takes off, and I see the sun in the air, do I remain in the state of having broken my fast, or do I abstain?
Answer:
If you break your fast, your ruling is the ruling of the people of the town. So if the plane takes off and you see the sun, you have broken your fast, and that is it; your day is over. This is Friday. If you had broken your fast before the sun set, you would not break your fast until the sun sets. But if you broke your fast on the ground, and the sun set on the ground, and night approached, and you broke your fast, then the fast is over. Yes.
Source
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