The Ruling on Delaying Making Up Fasted Days Until Ramadan Arrives
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Question:
May Allah reward you. This questioner says: My wife has eleven days of fasting to make up, and the following Ramadan came and she did not fast. What is the ruling for her? May Allah reward you. Yes. The poet says: wife. The questioner says: My wife has eleven days of fasting to make up, and the following Ramadan came, and she did not fast. What is the ruling for her? May Allah reward you?
Answer:
If she delayed making up the fasts until Ramadan arrived, then she must make them up after Ramadan and feed one poor person for each day as expiation for the delay without a valid excuse. However, if she was unable to make up the fasts until Ramadan arrived, she only has to make them up afterward, and she owes no expiation because she is excused for the delay.
May Allah reward you. This questioner says: My wife has eleven days of fasting to make up, and the following Ramadan came and she did not fast. What is the ruling for her? May Allah reward you. Yes. The poet says: wife. The questioner says: My wife has eleven days of fasting to make up, and the following Ramadan came, and she did not fast. What is the ruling for her? May Allah reward you?
Answer:
If she delayed making up the fasts until Ramadan arrived, then she must make them up after Ramadan and feed one poor person for each day as expiation for the delay without a valid excuse. However, if she was unable to make up the fasts until Ramadan arrived, she only has to make them up afterward, and she owes no expiation because she is excused for the delay.
Source
أخرت قضاء رمضان حتى دخل رمضان آخر — alfawzan.live
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