The Ruling on One Who Breaks His Fast for the Entire Month of Ramadan Due to Work
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Question:
A listener whose code is in the letters. He asks and says: I broke my fast for the entire month of Ramadan because of work. Do I have to pay an expiation, or do I have to fast the whole of Ramadan?
Answer:
Breaking the fast is not justified by the fact that a person is working. This is not an excuse for breaking the fast in Ramadan, because Allah only permitted breaking the fast in Ramadan for the sick person and the traveler, likewise for the very old person, and likewise for the pregnant woman and the nursing woman, and so on, whether for themselves or for their children. And... these people.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good and do you well, Shaykh Salih, in conclusion.
A listener whose code is in the letters. He asks and says: I broke my fast for the entire month of Ramadan because of work. Do I have to pay an expiation, or do I have to fast the whole of Ramadan?
Answer:
Breaking the fast is not justified by the fact that a person is working. This is not an excuse for breaking the fast in Ramadan, because Allah only permitted breaking the fast in Ramadan for the sick person and the traveler, likewise for the very old person, and likewise for the pregnant woman and the nursing woman, and so on, whether for themselves or for their children. And... these people.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you with good and do you well, Shaykh Salih, in conclusion.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 01/145 — archive.org (17:37)
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