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She vowed that if the arguments with her husband ceased, she would fast on Thursdays forever
SaveHe vowed to take his mother for ‘Umrah on the day of Eid; can he take her for ‘umrah in Ramadan?
SaveWhen there is a conflict between fulfilling an oath and honouring one's parents
SaveHe pledged to give some money in charity and he does not have that money now
SaveShe vowed to sacrifice a sheep on behalf of her mother; can she offer the charity in the form of money instead?
SaveShe swears oaths to her children then they go against her wishes. Does she have to offer expiation?
SaveRuling on swearing by the right of Quran
SaveHe vowed to give 100,000 riyals in charity. Should he fulfil his vow?
SaveHow to Expiate for Swearing by Allah and Lying
With regard to oaths that you swore falsely saying that you did something in the past or did not do it, and you were lying, there is no expiation to be offered, but you have to repent to Allah.SaveA vow in intention only does not have to be fulfilled
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