Ruling on agreeing to fast a day for the purpose of supplicating against the enemies
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Q548: The questioner asks: What is the ruling on agreeing to fast a day for the purpose of supplicating against the enemies?
A548: This is a religious innovation (bid'ah). Agreeing to fast a day is a religious innovation (bid'ah). Supplication does not require them to be fasting. They can supplicate during the bowing (ruku'), prostration (sujud), and prayer, outside of prayer, in the night prayer, and in the qunut of the witr prayer. They can supplicate even if they are not fasting.
A548: This is a religious innovation (bid'ah). Agreeing to fast a day is a religious innovation (bid'ah). Supplication does not require them to be fasting. They can supplicate during the bowing (ruku'), prostration (sujud), and prayer, outside of prayer, in the night prayer, and in the qunut of the witr prayer. They can supplicate even if they are not fasting.
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