The ruling on the fast of the unconscious person who regains consciousness during the day
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah preserve you, what is the reason for the validity of the fast of the unconscious person who regains consciousness for part of the day, and did not form the intention from the night?
Answer:
No, he formed the intention from the night. The point is that he formed the intention from the night. Even if he did not form the intention from the night, the fast would not be valid, so how about the unconscious person? The discussion is about the unconscious person who intended to fast before dawn, and then unconsciousness took him, and he did not regain his senses. This does not benefit his fast, because the day passed and he was not obligated to do what he intended. And he intended part of it.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah preserve you, what is the reason for the validity of the fast of the unconscious person who regains consciousness for part of the day, and did not form the intention from the night?
Answer:
No, he formed the intention from the night. The point is that he formed the intention from the night. Even if he did not form the intention from the night, the fast would not be valid, so how about the unconscious person? The discussion is about the unconscious person who intended to fast before dawn, and then unconsciousness took him, and he did not regain his senses. This does not benefit his fast, because the day passed and he was not obligated to do what he intended. And he intended part of it.
Source
شرح زاد المستقنع [33] — alfawzan.live (30:54)
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