The ruling on consecutive fasting for one who vowed to fast two months
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Question:
In the last of this questioner's questions, she says—may the Shaykh be respected: I vowed to fast two months, and my intention was to fast them separately. In fact, I did fast most of these two months individually. Is there anything required of me for that?
Answer:
There is no blame on you. If you did not intend to fast them consecutively, but intended to fast two months separately, sixty days, there is nothing wrong with it. You may fast them separately.
As for if the one who made the vow intended to fast them consecutively, he must fast them consecutively. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you, O Shaykh.
In the last of this questioner's questions, she says—may the Shaykh be respected: I vowed to fast two months, and my intention was to fast them separately. In fact, I did fast most of these two months individually. Is there anything required of me for that?
Answer:
There is no blame on you. If you did not intend to fast them consecutively, but intended to fast two months separately, sixty days, there is nothing wrong with it. You may fast them separately.
As for if the one who made the vow intended to fast them consecutively, he must fast them consecutively. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you, O Shaykh.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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