The ruling on fasting on Friday with the presence of an excuse
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, a woman wanted to fast to make up for Shawwal, so she started on the first day, which was Friday. It was not a case of fasting individually, but rather due to the presence of an excuse such as menstruation and the like. It is known that she did not fast immediately after this day, but only two days later.
Answer:
There is no blame on her, if Allah wills, as long as she was asleep during the prayer in prison and started from Friday. However, an excuse overtook her, so she was unable to fast after Friday due to the presence of the excuse. She is excused, and there is no blame, because she did not intend to fast individually.
Honorable Shaykh, a woman wanted to fast to make up for Shawwal, so she started on the first day, which was Friday. It was not a case of fasting individually, but rather due to the presence of an excuse such as menstruation and the like. It is known that she did not fast immediately after this day, but only two days later.
Answer:
There is no blame on her, if Allah wills, as long as she was asleep during the prayer in prison and started from Friday. However, an excuse overtook her, so she was unable to fast after Friday due to the presence of the excuse. She is excused, and there is no blame, because she did not intend to fast individually.
Source
صيام يوم الجمعة مفردا — alfawzan.live
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