The ruling on one who has intercourse in Ramadan after returning from a journey
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Question:
A man was traveling with his wife during the blessed month of Ramadan, then he returned to the city and abstained from breaking the fast, and then the man had intercourse with his wife. Does he owe an expiation?
Answer:
At night or during the day?
Q: During the day.
The Shaykh: He owes the expiation; because when he arrived in the city, it became obligatory for him and her to abstain from breaking the fast. So if he had intercourse with her, he had intercourse with her in Ramadan, in the sanctity of Ramadan, and they were not traveling. They owe making up the fast for the day on which the intercourse occurred, and they owe the expiation.
A man was traveling with his wife during the blessed month of Ramadan, then he returned to the city and abstained from breaking the fast, and then the man had intercourse with his wife. Does he owe an expiation?
Answer:
At night or during the day?
Q: During the day.
The Shaykh: He owes the expiation; because when he arrived in the city, it became obligatory for him and her to abstain from breaking the fast. So if he had intercourse with her, he had intercourse with her in Ramadan, in the sanctity of Ramadan, and they were not traveling. They owe making up the fast for the day on which the intercourse occurred, and they owe the expiation.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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