The questioner states that he was hospitalized and was unable to attend to his own needs, so he asked his companions to have one of them stay with him, but they excused themselves.
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The questioner : He says that initially he was hospitalized and was unable to attend to his own needs, so he asked his companions to have one of them stay with him, but they excused themselves from doing so. He said that he made a vow that whoever sat with him would be given one hundred riyals. Afterward, when he wanted to give the one who sat with him the one hundred riyals, the man refused to accept them. He asks: What is obligatory for me now?
The Shaykh : Nothing is obligatory upon him, because this man fulfilled what he vowed. The giving took place from his side, but his companion did not accept it. Accordingly, he has fulfilled his vow. The ruling of this vow is the same as the ruling of an oath. If he fulfilled it and gave what he vowed, then nothing is required of him.
The questioner : May Allah reward you.
This is a message received from one of the Moroccan brothers. It is a message from Faris Ahmad, who works in Belgium, and his message contains several questions, among them:
The Shaykh : Nothing is obligatory upon him, because this man fulfilled what he vowed. The giving took place from his side, but his companion did not accept it. Accordingly, he has fulfilled his vow. The ruling of this vow is the same as the ruling of an oath. If he fulfilled it and gave what he vowed, then nothing is required of him.
The questioner : May Allah reward you.
This is a message received from one of the Moroccan brothers. It is a message from Faris Ahmad, who works in Belgium, and his message contains several questions, among them: