The ruling on a person who vowed eating from his vow, and separating between fasting and slaughtering in a single vow

Question:
May Allah reward you with good. You are asking about a vow made by Shaykh Salih, saying: Is it permissible for a person who has made a vow to eat from his vow, for example? And is it permissible, if he vowed two parts, to separate between this part and that part, such as separating between fasting and slaughtering? For example. May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
Regarding eating from the vow, it depends on the intention of the one who vowed. If he intended to eat from his vow, there is nothing wrong with it. But if he did not intend to eat from it, it is not permissible for him to eat from it; rather, he must give it all out and not eat anything from it. As for dividing the vow, this also depends on the intention. If the one who vowed intended to combine two things and not separate them, such as vowing to fast a month and slaughter a sheep, he does not separate them according to his intention. Rather, he fasts the month and slaughters the sheep immediately after finishing the fast, or he slaughters the sheep during the fast if he intended that. However, if he did not intend to connect the two things and link one to the other, there is no harm in separating them.