Fasting on behalf of the deceased and giving charity with it

Question:
The questioner says: If a person passes away and he has days of Ramadan remaining, and one of his family members wants to make them up, are they required to give charity along with the fasting?

Answer:
If a person dies while owing a fast, and he died in his illness after Ramadan without recovering, and he died in that illness, then he owes nothing; he owes no making up of the fast because he was excused. This is because Allah the Exalted said: then if he becomes well. If he dies while traveling or dies in his illness, then he owes nothing, and nothing is made up on his behalf, and nothing is made up on his behalf. However, if he recovers and then dies after his recovery for a period during which he could have made up the fast, or after a short period following his return from travel, then it is made up on his behalf. It is made up on his behalf by his guardians and relatives; this is the best course of action based on the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): his guardian fasts on his behalf, and we agree on its authenticity. , a guardian or a relative. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) was asked multiple times. The questioners said: O Messenger of Allah, this one says my mother died and she owed a fast of one month; this one says my mother died and she owed a fast of two months; this one says my father died and he owed a fast. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Fast. He ordered them to fast on behalf of their mother and on behalf of their father. This is the prescribed course: to fast on her behalf. If they do not fast on her behalf, they feed a poor person for each day on her behalf.