Is it permissible to fast the ten days in full after returning for one who was unable to fast in Makkah?
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Question:
We have heard some scholars say that it is permissible to fast the ten days upon returning to one’s family for one who was unable to fast in Makkah.
Answer:
That is correct, yes. If he missed fasting three days during Hajj, he should fast ten consecutive days at his home, if Allah wills, or on the way, yes. Some scholars say he owes a fidyah (ransom payment) for missing the time; he should fast ten days, give charity, and slaughter a fidyah, or feed ten poor people. However, the correct view is that he should only fast, and nothing is required of him other than the fasting, yes.
We have heard some scholars say that it is permissible to fast the ten days upon returning to one’s family for one who was unable to fast in Makkah.
Answer:
That is correct, yes. If he missed fasting three days during Hajj, he should fast ten consecutive days at his home, if Allah wills, or on the way, yes. Some scholars say he owes a fidyah (ransom payment) for missing the time; he should fast ten days, give charity, and slaughter a fidyah, or feed ten poor people. However, the correct view is that he should only fast, and nothing is required of him other than the fasting, yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل يجوز صيام العشر كاملة بعد الرجوع لمن لم يتمكن من الصوم في مكة؟ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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