Ruling on breaking the fast of making up missed days
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Question: The sister who indicated her name as: F. B. B. from al-Jubayl in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia says in her question:
I was fasting one day to make up a missed day, and after the midday prayer I felt hungry, so I ate and drank intentionally, not out of forgetfulness or ignorance. What is the ruling on my action? And what is required of me, O honorable father, may Allah preserve you?
Answer: It is obligatory for you to complete the fast, and it is not permissible to break the fast if the fast is an obligation, such as making up Ramadan or a vow. You must repent for what you did, and whoever repents, Allah accepts his repentance.
I was fasting one day to make up a missed day, and after the midday prayer I felt hungry, so I ate and drank intentionally, not out of forgetfulness or ignorance. What is the ruling on my action? And what is required of me, O honorable father, may Allah preserve you?
Answer: It is obligatory for you to complete the fast, and it is not permissible to break the fast if the fast is an obligation, such as making up Ramadan or a vow. You must repent for what you did, and whoever repents, Allah accepts his repentance.
Source
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