The ruling on the intention to fast for a patient who is cured before dawn
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Question:
He says: What is the ruling for one who is struck by an illness on a night in Ramadan? He said, “If Allah cures me, I will fast, and if it continues, I will break my fast.” Then Allah cured him. Is the intention valid?
Answer:
Or before dawn, and he intended to fast, and he was cured. As for if he became a non-faster, then Allah cured him during the day, he abstains but makes up the midday prayer. If he became ill but Allah cured him during the day, he abstains and makes up this day. As for if he was cured before dawn, he intends and fasts, and praise be to Allah.
He says: What is the ruling for one who is struck by an illness on a night in Ramadan? He said, “If Allah cures me, I will fast, and if it continues, I will break my fast.” Then Allah cured him. Is the intention valid?
Answer:
Or before dawn, and he intended to fast, and he was cured. As for if he became a non-faster, then Allah cured him during the day, he abstains but makes up the midday prayer. If he became ill but Allah cured him during the day, he abstains and makes up this day. As for if he was cured before dawn, he intends and fasts, and praise be to Allah.
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ ابن باز Alsheikh Binbaz»، 092 ما الحكم فيمن أصابه مرض في ليلة من رمضان، فقال إن شفاني الله صمت، وإن استمر فسوف يفطر، فشفي — youtube.com
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