The fasting traveler abstaining from food and drink upon arriving in his hometown
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Question:
Among his questions, he says: If the fasting traveler arrives in his hometown, does he continue to abstain?
Answer:
Yes, it is obligatory for him to continue abstaining. If a person was not fasting due to a valid legal excuse, and that excuse is removed during the day, he must continue to abstain for the rest of the day. This applies to the sick person who recovers, the traveler who arrives, the menstruating woman who becomes pure, and the boy who reaches puberty during the day. They must continue to abstain for the remainder of the day out of respect for the time, and they must make up the fast afterwards, because they did not fast it in its entirety. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you and bless you.
Among his questions, he says: If the fasting traveler arrives in his hometown, does he continue to abstain?
Answer:
Yes, it is obligatory for him to continue abstaining. If a person was not fasting due to a valid legal excuse, and that excuse is removed during the day, he must continue to abstain for the rest of the day. This applies to the sick person who recovers, the traveler who arrives, the menstruating woman who becomes pure, and the boy who reaches puberty during the day. They must continue to abstain for the remainder of the day out of respect for the time, and they must make up the fast afterwards, because they did not fast it in its entirety. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you and bless you.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/170 — archive.org (8:25)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.