A husband swore to his wife that if she bought him a cap, he would cut it into pieces, but she bought it while his financial situation was weak, so if he wants to expiate his oath by feeding poor people, it would cause him great hardship, and he cannot fast, and cutting it would be a waste of money, so what is your opinion?

The 'Abbasian Festival: ... An urgent question to resolve a problem between a husband and wife. It is a strange and unusual question. The husband swore an oath regarding his wife that if she bought the cap, he would cut it into pieces, and into pieces, and into pieces. She bought it, and his financial situation is weak. If he wants to expiate his oath by feeding poor people, it would cause him severe hardship, and he is unable to fast. And cutting it would be a waste of money?

The Shaykh :"Baraqish committed a sin against herself" ... As long as she is tight-fisted, we will be tight-fisted with him!

The questioner : Let him cut it.

The Shaykh : Why not ... or ...? How much is it? How much?