What is the ruling on the fasting of one who intended to break the fast, then intended to fast after the dawn?
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The questioner : A man resolved to break his fast, and after the dawn he repented from his sin and intended to fast. What is the ruling on his fast?
The Shaykh : Repeat that for me.
The questioner : A man resolved to break his fast, and after the dawn he repented from his sin and intended to fast. Is his fast valid?
The Shaykh : He actually broke his fast.
The questioner : He did not break his fast; he only intended in his heart not to fast tomorrow, and after the dawn he intended to fast.
The Shaykh : Meaning, he did not intend to fast before the pre-dawn meal.
The questioner : No, he did not intend.
The Shaykh : He did not intend to break the fast. Did he not intend before the pre-dawn meal? To fast, to fast.
The questioner : No, he did not intend; he intended to break the fast.
The Shaykh : What is the difference between this previous question, may Allah guide you, what is the difference between that committed one and the uncommitted one?
The questioner : The difference, my professor, is that the first one did not know, meaning that intention is a pillar of fasting, but this second one knows that there is some precision in it, our professor, but I mean.
The Shaykh : This one knows that intention is necessary and he did not intend. This is worse than the one who mentioned it.
The questioner : Then he is required to do what the first one was required to do. Now, our Shaykh, regarding the people?
The Shaykh: The people.
The questioner : The one who forgets the intention and then remembers it during the day, does he renew the intention or is his fast invalid?
The Shaykh : How did he forget?
The questioner : Psychologically.
The Shaykh : How did he forget? How do you imagine that he forgot?
The questioner : Yes, by Allah, this issue, I mean, it is difficult for it to occur, but it is raised in the books, and we wanted to know the truth in it.
The Shaykh : Yes, no problem, but every scenario has its answer. You specify the scenario, and we will answer you on it. And if the scenario is not in your mind, leave it.
The questioner : In, our professor, on page twenty-seven.
The Shaykh : Excuse me, let us suffice with this, because I have a noble guest with me.
The questioner : Fine, good, if Allah wills. May Allah reward you with good, may Allah bless you.
The Shaykh : The woman: Welcome.
The questioner : Peace be upon you and Allah's mercy.
The Shaykh : And may Allah’s mercy and blessings be upon you. Professor Dariki, Professor Shalabi, and peace be upon you. Welcome.
The Shaykh : Repeat that for me.
The questioner : A man resolved to break his fast, and after the dawn he repented from his sin and intended to fast. Is his fast valid?
The Shaykh : He actually broke his fast.
The questioner : He did not break his fast; he only intended in his heart not to fast tomorrow, and after the dawn he intended to fast.
The Shaykh : Meaning, he did not intend to fast before the pre-dawn meal.
The questioner : No, he did not intend.
The Shaykh : He did not intend to break the fast. Did he not intend before the pre-dawn meal? To fast, to fast.
The questioner : No, he did not intend; he intended to break the fast.
The Shaykh : What is the difference between this previous question, may Allah guide you, what is the difference between that committed one and the uncommitted one?
The questioner : The difference, my professor, is that the first one did not know, meaning that intention is a pillar of fasting, but this second one knows that there is some precision in it, our professor, but I mean.
The Shaykh : This one knows that intention is necessary and he did not intend. This is worse than the one who mentioned it.
The questioner : Then he is required to do what the first one was required to do. Now, our Shaykh, regarding the people?
The Shaykh: The people.
The questioner : The one who forgets the intention and then remembers it during the day, does he renew the intention or is his fast invalid?
The Shaykh : How did he forget?
The questioner : Psychologically.
The Shaykh : How did he forget? How do you imagine that he forgot?
The questioner : Yes, by Allah, this issue, I mean, it is difficult for it to occur, but it is raised in the books, and we wanted to know the truth in it.
The Shaykh : Yes, no problem, but every scenario has its answer. You specify the scenario, and we will answer you on it. And if the scenario is not in your mind, leave it.
The questioner : In, our professor, on page twenty-seven.
The Shaykh : Excuse me, let us suffice with this, because I have a noble guest with me.
The questioner : Fine, good, if Allah wills. May Allah reward you with good, may Allah bless you.
The Shaykh : The woman: Welcome.
The questioner : Peace be upon you and Allah's mercy.
The Shaykh : And may Allah’s mercy and blessings be upon you. Professor Dariki, Professor Shalabi, and peace be upon you. Welcome.
Source
سلسلة الهدى والنور، رقم 1309 في قناة «تسجيلات الإمام الألباني - محمد أبو ليلى الأثري» — youtube.com (6:13)
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