The Ruling on Delaying Making Up Fasting in Ramadan for the Traveler
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Question:
And may this benefit you. A listener says: I travel a lot because of my work, and I do not stay in one city for more than a week. Last Ramadan, I broke my fast for several days due to travel, and I am still traveling a lot and have not fasted them up to now. Is there any blame on me if the coming Ramadan enters and I have not fasted them? May Allah bless you.
Answer:
He should set a time to fast them from the year, and there is no harm in breaking the fast, even if he is traveling frequently; he is more entitled to the dispensation than one who does not travel. However, if there is only as many days left until Ramadan as the number of days he owes, he must fast them and not let the new Ramadan enter upon him, and he owes the fasting from the previous month. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
And may this benefit you. A listener says: I travel a lot because of my work, and I do not stay in one city for more than a week. Last Ramadan, I broke my fast for several days due to travel, and I am still traveling a lot and have not fasted them up to now. Is there any blame on me if the coming Ramadan enters and I have not fasted them? May Allah bless you.
Answer:
He should set a time to fast them from the year, and there is no harm in breaking the fast, even if he is traveling frequently; he is more entitled to the dispensation than one who does not travel. However, if there is only as many days left until Ramadan as the number of days he owes, he must fast them and not let the new Ramadan enter upon him, and he owes the fasting from the previous month. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
قناة «إذاعة القرآن الكريم»، نور على الدرب مع معالي الشيخ صالح الفوزان ح7591 — youtube.com (12:54)
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