The ruling on one who dies with fasting from Ramadan remaining upon him
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Question:
The fourth question: She says, “My father passed away, and he had eighteen days of Ramadan remaining, meaning he had fasted twelve days of it. After that, he fell ill, and the doctors prevented him from fasting due to his heart condition until he passed away. What is the ruling, and what are we required to do?”
Answer:
What? What? It is in the past, and he owes no fasting and no feeding. You owe nothing. Except for supplicating for his forgiveness and mercy.
The presenter:
Yes.
The fourth question: She says, “My father passed away, and he had eighteen days of Ramadan remaining, meaning he had fasted twelve days of it. After that, he fell ill, and the doctors prevented him from fasting due to his heart condition until he passed away. What is the ruling, and what are we required to do?”
Answer:
What? What? It is in the past, and he owes no fasting and no feeding. You owe nothing. Except for supplicating for his forgiveness and mercy.
The presenter:
Yes.
Source
فتاوى الحج - ٢ — archive.org (54:50)
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