The Ruling on Intending to Fast After the Sun Has Set
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Question:
He says: Shaykh, is the fast of one who fasted from the Dhuhr prayer valid, even though he did not eat or drink?
Answer:
What the scholars mentioned is that this applies to voluntary fasting. One may make the intention for voluntary fasting during the day, from the appearance of the dawn until the sun passes its zenith. However, if the sun has passed its zenith and the time for Dhuhr has entered, they said that one does not make the intention in this case.
He says: Shaykh, is the fast of one who fasted from the Dhuhr prayer valid, even though he did not eat or drink?
Answer:
What the scholars mentioned is that this applies to voluntary fasting. One may make the intention for voluntary fasting during the day, from the appearance of the dawn until the sun passes its zenith. However, if the sun has passed its zenith and the time for Dhuhr has entered, they said that one does not make the intention in this case.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/158 — archive.org (4:08)
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