The ruling on one who broke his fast for thirteen days of Ramadan and fell short in making them up
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Question:
This questioner says: I live in the desert, and last year, Shaykh, I broke my fast for thirteen days in Ramadan and fell short in making them up. What is the ruling, and I want to repent now? What is required of me?
Answer:
There is repentance to Allah, regret, and the resolve not to return to it. Also, you must make up the fasts. You must make up what you did not fast, for it is obligatory in your debt. You left it without a valid legal excuse, so you must repent and seek forgiveness sincerely, and you must make up the days you did not fast.
This questioner says: I live in the desert, and last year, Shaykh, I broke my fast for thirteen days in Ramadan and fell short in making them up. What is the ruling, and I want to repent now? What is required of me?
Answer:
There is repentance to Allah, regret, and the resolve not to return to it. Also, you must make up the fasts. You must make up what you did not fast, for it is obligatory in your debt. You left it without a valid legal excuse, so you must repent and seek forgiveness sincerely, and you must make up the days you did not fast.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/208 — archive.org (2:18)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.