Combining the intention for the expiation of an oath with the white days and Mondays
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Question:
This questioner says: If I have an expiation for an oath that I owe, and I want to fast, and my fasting coincides with the three white days and Mondays, do I combine them with a single intention? If I have an expiation for an oath that I owe, and I want to fast, and my fasting coincides with the three white days and Mondays, do I combine them with a single intention?
Answer:
Fast them with the intention of what is upon you, with the intention of the obligatory act that is upon you, and the rest follows. Fast them with the intention of the obligatory act. If you are unable to free a slave or feed ten poor people or clothe them, you fast three days for the oath, whether they coincide with the white days or not. The intended intention is the obligatory act that is upon you, and the rest is attached to it. That it is on a Monday or a white day is attached to it; it is not the intended one. The intended thing is that you fast them with the intention of the expiation.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good,
This questioner says: If I have an expiation for an oath that I owe, and I want to fast, and my fasting coincides with the three white days and Mondays, do I combine them with a single intention? If I have an expiation for an oath that I owe, and I want to fast, and my fasting coincides with the three white days and Mondays, do I combine them with a single intention?
Answer:
Fast them with the intention of what is upon you, with the intention of the obligatory act that is upon you, and the rest follows. Fast them with the intention of the obligatory act. If you are unable to free a slave or feed ten poor people or clothe them, you fast three days for the oath, whether they coincide with the white days or not. The intended intention is the obligatory act that is upon you, and the rest is attached to it. That it is on a Monday or a white day is attached to it; it is not the intended one. The intended thing is that you fast them with the intention of the expiation.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good,
Source
فتاوى المسجد الحرام (شعبان ١٤١٧ هـ) - ٤ — archive.org (37:24)
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