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Can You Make Up Missed Fasts during Tashriq Days?
The majority of scholars said that it is not permissible to fast on the Days of Tashriq whether it is an optional fast, making up a missed fast or fasting in fulfillment of a vow. So, the fasts that you observed on the Days of Tashriq to make up for missed Ramadan fasts, are not valid, and you must repeat them.SaveIt is not permissible to give money instead of food for the fidyah for not fasting
SaveHe should make up what he owes first, then fast on behalf of the deceased
SaveShe used not to fast during Ramadan when she first reached puberty; should she make them up now that she has grown up?
SaveFasting with the intention of both making up a missed fast and observing a voluntary fast
SavePaying Fidyah for Delaying Making up Missed Fasts Before Making Them Up
It is not permissible to delay making up missed Ramadan fasts until the next Ramadan comes without an (valid) excuse. If a person delays that, then he must offer the fidyah: feeding one poor person for each day.SaveHe died owing two days of Ramadan because he was sick; what should his children do?
SaveHer period was longer than usual on several occasions. What should she do with regard to fasting?
SaveMaking up fasts on behalf of one who died after not fasting in Ramadaan due to sickness
SaveIs it obligatory to feed sixty poor persons in one go? Can he feed his family with what he offers as expiation (kafaarah)?
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