Completing the month by the calendar when the crescent is not seen
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Answer:
Yes, sixty days, unless the crescent is confirmed. If the crescent is confirmed, that is sufficient; otherwise, it is sixty days. However, if it is a time when the crescent is usually confirmed, such as during the prayer of the eclipse, meaning he is in an open place and the crescent is confirmed, that is sufficient for him, even if the crescent is waning or the hair is waning. But as long as there is no confirmation other than by the calendar, he fasts for sixty days. Yes.
Yes, sixty days, unless the crescent is confirmed. If the crescent is confirmed, that is sufficient; otherwise, it is sixty days. However, if it is a time when the crescent is usually confirmed, such as during the prayer of the eclipse, meaning he is in an open place and the crescent is confirmed, that is sufficient for him, even if the crescent is waning or the hair is waning. But as long as there is no confirmation other than by the calendar, he fasts for sixty days. Yes.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 66 — archive.org (49:04)
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