The ruling on abstaining after breaking the fast during the day in Ramadan

Question:
Honorable Shaykh, he says: If a person fasts, and he has a debt from the grave, is it permissible for him to be patient if he desires it? And if the answer is that it is not permissible, if he then acknowledges it and learns of the ruling, is he required to abstain for the rest of his day after he has eaten and drunk?

Answer:
During the day, he does not break his fast; it is not permissible for him to break it, because he has entered into an obligation, and an obligation must not be broken during the day. As for one who started early, he is not saying that, and he is not one of those who is obligated to make up the fast; there is no chapter for that. But during the day, he does not break his fast. And if he breaks his fast during the day, he does not abstain when he learns of the ruling; he does not abstain, because this is specific to Ramadan. Abstaining is only in Ramadan. As for other than Ramadan, he does not abstain for the rest of the day. He sins by breaking his fast, but he does not abstain, because abstaining in Ramadan is due to the sanctity of the time, the sanctity of the time. And in other than Ramadan, there is no sanctity for the time. Yes.