The ruling on fasting voluntary fasts when the mother insists on breaking the fast
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Question:
May Allah reward you. Honorable Shaykh, this questioner says: I fast on some days as a voluntary fast, and my mother says, “Break your fast,” yes. I fast on some days as a voluntary fast, and my mother says, “Break your fast,” and she insists that I break it. What is the ruling on my fasting?
Answer:
If your mother needs you and cannot fulfill her needs or be served except by you breaking your fast, then break your fast. But if your mother does not need you, or if you are able to serve her and fulfill her rights while fasting, then do not invalidate your standing. Yes.
May Allah reward you. Honorable Shaykh, this questioner says: I fast on some days as a voluntary fast, and my mother says, “Break your fast,” yes. I fast on some days as a voluntary fast, and my mother says, “Break your fast,” and she insists that I break it. What is the ruling on my fasting?
Answer:
If your mother needs you and cannot fulfill her needs or be served except by you breaking your fast, then break your fast. But if your mother does not need you, or if you are able to serve her and fulfill her rights while fasting, then do not invalidate your standing. Yes.
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