The Ruling on Abstaining from Food and Drink for One Who Breaks His Fast or Becomes Pure During the Day in Ramadan
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Question:
If the traveler arrives in the middle of the day of Ramadan, or the one who is veiled and the one who is veiled from, or the woman becomes pure in the middle of the day of Ramadan.
Answer:
He abstains from food and drink; this is the stronger position. Some scholars say he does not abstain, but the stronger position is that he abstains, because the excuse has ceased. It is assumed that the time between them is the late morning, the people broke their fast, the month was not confirmed, then the news came that the month was confirmed, the one who was fasting abstains.
If the traveler arrives in the middle of the day of Ramadan, or the one who is veiled and the one who is veiled from, or the woman becomes pure in the middle of the day of Ramadan.
Answer:
He abstains from food and drink; this is the stronger position. Some scholars say he does not abstain, but the stronger position is that he abstains, because the excuse has ceased. It is assumed that the time between them is the late morning, the people broke their fast, the month was not confirmed, then the news came that the month was confirmed, the one who was fasting abstains.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام [ ابن باز ] [ الشرح الجديد ]، تتمة باب الذكر والدعاء — islamhouse.com (6:50)
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