The author's statement (until he leaves the houses behind his back): How do we respond to what is reported from the Companions that contradicts this?

Question : It is also close to leaving the prophets and the customs. It is established from some of the Companions that he used to reside before he returned.

Answer : Yes, yes. It is established that Anas (may Allah be pleased with him), when he intended to travel, would call for his food, eat, and then mount his mount. However, one's heart is not at ease with this, because the phrase "on a journey" implies elevation. It is like saying "on the back," meaning he is in the midst of the journey. The stronger opinion is the opinion of the majority that it is not permissible to break the fast until he leaves the houses of the village behind his back. Come here, professor, come here, professor. Yes, I disapprove of him, but if a scholar exerts his effort and his ijtihad leads him to this, then he has his ijtihad, and his account is with Allah. Yes.