The ruling on making up the fast of one who died while ill
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Question:
This man is ill, Honorable Shaykh. He broke his fast for more than twenty days, and then he passed away. Do his children have to fast or feed people on his behalf?
Answer:
If he broke his fast because of illness and the illness continued with him until he died, he owes nothing, and it is not made up on his behalf; because he died while ill during the time of Ramadan, for example, during the time of fasting. Yes.
This man is ill, Honorable Shaykh. He broke his fast for more than twenty days, and then he passed away. Do his children have to fast or feed people on his behalf?
Answer:
If he broke his fast because of illness and the illness continued with him until he died, he owes nothing, and it is not made up on his behalf; because he died while ill during the time of Ramadan, for example, during the time of fasting. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/090 — archive.org (8:48)
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