The ruling on breaking the fast of making up missed days with the intention of breaking it in case of necessity
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Question:
His other question says: A person intended to fast the days he is making up, and he said to himself that if he is forced to break this fast, he will break it, but he did not break this fast and continued. Is it considered a valid make-up fast?
Answer:
This requires that he say, “If I am forced, I will fast,” and be determined to fast. If a necessary obstacle arises and he fears death if he does not complete the fast—fearing death from thirst or hunger—he may break it even if he did not stipulate this condition. However, breaking it without a valid legal excuse is not permissible; it is forbidden. One who enters an obligatory fast with a wide time frame is forbidden from breaking it. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah bless you,
His other question says: A person intended to fast the days he is making up, and he said to himself that if he is forced to break this fast, he will break it, but he did not break this fast and continued. Is it considered a valid make-up fast?
Answer:
This requires that he say, “If I am forced, I will fast,” and be determined to fast. If a necessary obstacle arises and he fears death if he does not complete the fast—fearing death from thirst or hunger—he may break it even if he did not stipulate this condition. However, breaking it without a valid legal excuse is not permissible; it is forbidden. One who enters an obligatory fast with a wide time frame is forbidden from breaking it. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah bless you,
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/283 — archive.org (12:23)
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