What is the ruling on one who extracts a tooth or molar during the day of Ramadan and blood flows, and what is the ruling on one who intends after Fajr?

The questioner : In Ramadan, a tooth fell out of one person, and he had blood and a wound, and his intention was that he was not fasting. The day he came after the prayer, and the illness ended and the blood stopped, and he fasted. Does he have to make it up or not?

The Shaykh : I mean, he did not intend except after Fajr?

The questioner : It is obligatory.

The Shaykh : It is not obligatory except after Fajr?

The questioner : Yes, he did not know except after Fajr, according to the illness.

The Shaykh : He has to make it up.

The questioner : He has to make it up?

The Shaykh : Yes, but let me tell you: if a person extracts a tooth or molar while fasting, he owes nothing, but he should only spit out the blood. As for the case of this man you are asking about, he must make up the day because he did not intend it from the beginning.

The questioner : No, he did not intend it at night...

The Shaykh : The important thing is that he makes it up.

The questioner : He makes it up.

The Shaykh : He makes it up.

The questioner : Second, we are in the mosque in...

The Shaykh : Do you allow him the second question?

The questioner : The mu'adhdhin called, may you live long, but... the mu'adhdhin called twice, and one came and said after two or three minutes.

The Shaykh : Maghrib?

The questioner : For Maghrib, in Ramadan, fasting.

The Shaykh : I mean, did you break your fast before Maghrib?

The questioner : He says... two mu'adhdhins... in our house, a family. Do we have to fast?

The Shaykh : Did you hear it from the radio?

The questioner : From the adhan.

The Shaykh : Yes, indeed, you owe nothing.

The questioner : May Allah reward you.