The ruling on fasting ten days in one's home for one who is unable to offer the sacrificial animal
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Question:
I was supposed to fast ten days during Hajj because I could not afford to offer the sacrificial animal, but I was unable to fast any days in Makkah. Instead, I fasted all of them after I returned to my family. Is what I did valid? The person asking this question is the listener (R. A.) from Riyadh?
Answer:
It is obligatory to fast three days during Hajj, either before 'Arafah or on the days of Tashriq. If that is not possible due to inability, illness, or otherwise, you should fast all ten days in your home and your country, and praise be to Allah, and you owe nothing.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
I was supposed to fast ten days during Hajj because I could not afford to offer the sacrificial animal, but I was unable to fast any days in Makkah. Instead, I fasted all of them after I returned to my family. Is what I did valid? The person asking this question is the listener (R. A.) from Riyadh?
Answer:
It is obligatory to fast three days during Hajj, either before 'Arafah or on the days of Tashriq. If that is not possible due to inability, illness, or otherwise, you should fast all ten days in your home and your country, and praise be to Allah, and you owe nothing.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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