The ruling on making up fasts for one who intentionally broke his fast after reaching the age of accountability
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Question:
I was eighteen years old, and I was aware of the prohibition of breaking the fast. Do I have to make up these fasts now, given that a long time has passed? And am I subject to the ruling of one who intentionally breaks a day of fasting?
Answer:
You are required to make up these days, along with repentance to Allah, and to feed one poor person for each day, due to the delay in making them up. This is half a sa' for each day, which is one and a half kilograms of the local staple food, such as dates, wheat, or something else, along with repentance to Allah. You are required to make up the fasts, repent, and feed one poor person for each day. We ask Allah for you and for us. Yes. Yes.
I was eighteen years old, and I was aware of the prohibition of breaking the fast. Do I have to make up these fasts now, given that a long time has passed? And am I subject to the ruling of one who intentionally breaks a day of fasting?
Answer:
You are required to make up these days, along with repentance to Allah, and to feed one poor person for each day, due to the delay in making them up. This is half a sa' for each day, which is one and a half kilograms of the local staple food, such as dates, wheat, or something else, along with repentance to Allah. You are required to make up the fasts, repent, and feed one poor person for each day. We ask Allah for you and for us. Yes. Yes.
Source
لقاءات لابن باز - لقاء مفتوح لابن باز ٣-٩-١٤١٧ هـ — archive.org (18:04)
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