Anyone who begins an obligatory act is forbidden to break it off except for an excuse
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A man fasted this day (Thursday) and intended it as making up a day from Ramadan. Is it forbidden for him to break this intention during the day?
He says: A man began fasting to make up a day from Ramadan. Is it permissible for him to break this fast during the day?So the answer is: It is not permissible,And I will give you a useful rule: Anyone who begins an obligatory act is forbidden to break it off, except for a legal excuse that permits breaking it off.
So if he has begun making up a day from Ramadan, it is obligatory for him to complete the day and it is not permissible for him to break it off. And if he has begun an obligatory prayer, it is obligatory for him to complete it and it is not permissible for him to break it off. And so on by analogy. So if he has done so, he must repent and make up for it with a day.
He says: A man began fasting to make up a day from Ramadan. Is it permissible for him to break this fast during the day?So the answer is: It is not permissible,And I will give you a useful rule: Anyone who begins an obligatory act is forbidden to break it off, except for a legal excuse that permits breaking it off.
So if he has begun making up a day from Ramadan, it is obligatory for him to complete the day and it is not permissible for him to break it off. And if he has begun an obligatory prayer, it is obligatory for him to complete it and it is not permissible for him to break it off. And so on by analogy. So if he has done so, he must repent and make up for it with a day.