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He vowed to fast for a month; can he fast thirty days separately?
SaveHe vowed that he would not get married until his mother memorized a portion of Qur’aan, but it is very difficult for her
SaveHe vowed to build a mosque but now he wants to sell the land
SaveHe swore oaths repeatedly and broke them; should he offer one expiation or several?
SaveHe swore to name his son after his friend, but he wants to change his mind
SaveFulfilling a vow that is makrooh
SaveIs it acceptable to give used clothes as expiation for breaking a vow (kafaarat yameen)?
SaveIs it valid to retract a vow?
SaveHe swore on the Qur’aan that he would not go to more than one doctor, and he wants to break that oath
SaveWhat Is the Ruling on Breaking an Oath Sworn on the Mus-haf?
-If swearing by the Mus-haf means the words of Allah contained therein, then it is an acceptable oath, but if what is meant is the paper and ink, then it is an oath by something other than Allah, which is an act of disbelief. -The expiation for breaking an oath includes: .Feeding 10 poor persons .Clothing 10 poor people .Freeing a believing slave .Whoever cannot do any of the above should fast for three consecutive days.Save