A person residing in Riyadh who comes to his family in al-Qassim: Is his ruling that of a traveler?
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The questioner : A person who lives in Riyadh and comes to his family in al-Qassim for two or three days, does the ruling of a traveler apply to him?
The Shaykh : He resides in Riyadh.
The questioner : Officially.
The Shaykh : So, if he comes to his family, he is a traveler. If a person resides in a country other than his original country, and he has family in his original country, and then he comes to visit them, his ruling is that of a traveler. He may break his fast in Ramadan, and if he misses a prayer, he prays two rak'ahs and wipes over his socks for three days. Yes.
The Shaykh : He resides in Riyadh.
The questioner : Officially.
The Shaykh : So, if he comes to his family, he is a traveler. If a person resides in a country other than his original country, and he has family in his original country, and then he comes to visit them, his ruling is that of a traveler. He may break his fast in Ramadan, and if he misses a prayer, he prays two rak'ahs and wipes over his socks for three days. Yes.