What should one do who came from Saudi Arabia to Jordan, and Saudi Arabia had announced the festival, so he broke his fast based on that, and then it became clear to him that Jordan is still fasting?
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The questioner: My Shaykh, those who left Saudi Arabia yesterday.
The Shaykh: Did they fast or break their fast?
The questioner: They broke their fast... My Shaykh, the question involves, I mean, precision regarding the timing. They were preparing themselves; Saudi Arabia announced that it was the festival, Saudi Arabia announced that it was the festival. So when it was announced, they came to Jordan, meaning the day had not yet come in Saudi Arabia, so they came to Jordan in the morning.
The Shaykh: When?
The questioner: The morning of this day.
The Shaykh: All right.
The questioner: So when they arrived at these homes, and they had eaten with the intention that, by Allah, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, I mean, are in the same situation. This is the picture. And the picture is that they arrived before dawn, so they learned from the people of the mosques, "No, by Allah, we have fasting here." So in the first picture, what do they do, and in the second picture, what do they do?
The Shaykh: In the first picture, they remain with their breaking of the fast.
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh: But they abstain to avert fitnah (trial, discord or temptation). In the second picture, they fast with the people of the country, because if they fast, they will not have added to their fasting.
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh: They will have completed the month of thirty days. Yes, that is right.
The questioner: They completed the month of thirty.
The Shaykh: Yes.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
Another questioner: Shaykh, what does the north and the south say after... and Aqaba is breaking the fast, I mean, or what are they doing... a special comment...?
The Shaykh: The north, I mean, Syria.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh: And the south, Saudi Arabia.
The questioner: I thought the north of Jordan, Syria, is also breaking the fast, and perhaps Egypt is breaking the fast.
The Shaykh: Perhaps I do not have news.
The questioner: Iraq is breaking the fast, and by Allah, it is strange.
The Shaykh: Did they fast or break their fast?
The questioner: They broke their fast... My Shaykh, the question involves, I mean, precision regarding the timing. They were preparing themselves; Saudi Arabia announced that it was the festival, Saudi Arabia announced that it was the festival. So when it was announced, they came to Jordan, meaning the day had not yet come in Saudi Arabia, so they came to Jordan in the morning.
The Shaykh: When?
The questioner: The morning of this day.
The Shaykh: All right.
The questioner: So when they arrived at these homes, and they had eaten with the intention that, by Allah, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, I mean, are in the same situation. This is the picture. And the picture is that they arrived before dawn, so they learned from the people of the mosques, "No, by Allah, we have fasting here." So in the first picture, what do they do, and in the second picture, what do they do?
The Shaykh: In the first picture, they remain with their breaking of the fast.
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh: But they abstain to avert fitnah (trial, discord or temptation). In the second picture, they fast with the people of the country, because if they fast, they will not have added to their fasting.
The questioner: Yes.
The Shaykh: They will have completed the month of thirty days. Yes, that is right.
The questioner: They completed the month of thirty.
The Shaykh: Yes.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good.
Another questioner: Shaykh, what does the north and the south say after... and Aqaba is breaking the fast, I mean, or what are they doing... a special comment...?
The Shaykh: The north, I mean, Syria.
The questioner : Yes.
The Shaykh: And the south, Saudi Arabia.
The questioner: I thought the north of Jordan, Syria, is also breaking the fast, and perhaps Egypt is breaking the fast.
The Shaykh: Perhaps I do not have news.
The questioner: Iraq is breaking the fast, and by Allah, it is strange.
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