And in the last case, is he obligated to continue fasting after the expiation, or what?
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The questioner: So after the expiation here, in the last case, after the expiation, he remains obligated to fast as long as he is able.
The Shaykh: We are now assuming a scenario where he is unable to fulfill what he vowed, to fulfill what he vowed, so in that case he resorts to the expiation.
The questioner : After that.
The Shaykh: As for your sacrifice, your sacrifice, what ruling does it fall under? He was unable to do it; do you understand how?
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh: That is, in something that Allah has made obligatory, he should fear Allah in it as much as he is able. It is something he made obligatory upon himself, and then ... it became clear to him that he was unable to do it; so here he has no alternative but the expiation.
The Shaykh: We are now assuming a scenario where he is unable to fulfill what he vowed, to fulfill what he vowed, so in that case he resorts to the expiation.
The questioner : After that.
The Shaykh: As for your sacrifice, your sacrifice, what ruling does it fall under? He was unable to do it; do you understand how?
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh: That is, in something that Allah has made obligatory, he should fear Allah in it as much as he is able. It is something he made obligatory upon himself, and then ... it became clear to him that he was unable to do it; so here he has no alternative but the expiation.
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