The Intention in Making Up Missed Fasts
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Question:
The questioner says: What is the ruling on one who breaks his fast on the night of fasting? Yes. One who breaks his fast on the night of fasting for the purpose of making up a missed fast, and then makes up the fast, and then breaks his fast between the third [call] and the iqamah.
Answer:
The intention for the obligatory prayer is not required before the dawn. It is required that he intend the obligatory prayer before the dawn. As for if he intends it after the dawn, it is not valid as an obligatory prayer; it is valid as a voluntary prayer, but not as an obligatory prayer. Yes.
The questioner says: What is the ruling on one who breaks his fast on the night of fasting? Yes. One who breaks his fast on the night of fasting for the purpose of making up a missed fast, and then makes up the fast, and then breaks his fast between the third [call] and the iqamah.
Answer:
The intention for the obligatory prayer is not required before the dawn. It is required that he intend the obligatory prayer before the dawn. As for if he intends it after the dawn, it is not valid as an obligatory prayer; it is valid as a voluntary prayer, but not as an obligatory prayer. Yes.
Source
شرح العقيدة السفارينية [9] — alfawzan.live (57:12)
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