The Ruling on One Who Breaks the Fast While Making Up a Missed Fast
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Question:
And she asks, may Allah reward you, saying: If I was fasting to make up a missed day and I broke my fast, whether with an excuse or without an excuse, do I fast one day or two days in its place?
Answer:
If a person begins making up a missed fast, fasting to make up a missed day, and becomes a person fasting to make up a missed day, it is not permissible for him to break the fast; it is obligatory for him to continue, because this is an obligation (fard), and it is not permissible for him to invalidate it. But what happened is that she broke her fast, so she has broken her fast in this instance. She must repent, or make up one day in its place. It is not two days; she makes up one day in its place, and she must repent to Allah from this action.
And she asks, may Allah reward you, saying: If I was fasting to make up a missed day and I broke my fast, whether with an excuse or without an excuse, do I fast one day or two days in its place?
Answer:
If a person begins making up a missed fast, fasting to make up a missed day, and becomes a person fasting to make up a missed day, it is not permissible for him to break the fast; it is obligatory for him to continue, because this is an obligation (fard), and it is not permissible for him to invalidate it. But what happened is that she broke her fast, so she has broken her fast in this instance. She must repent, or make up one day in its place. It is not two days; she makes up one day in its place, and she must repent to Allah from this action.
Source
75-اللقاء الأسبوعي مع الشيخ صالح الفوزان - 18 — archive.org (1:09:54)
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