What is the expiation for not making up the days a woman missed in Ramadan due to menstruation, even though she knew that making them up was obligatory? What is the ruling on consuming money obtained from adultery and benefiting from it, and does the one who consumes it incur sin? What is the ruling on concealing the son of adultery by having the family marry their daughter, who committed adultery, to her paternal cousin to cover up his sin, knowing that this man contributes to the woman and her family’s earnings through a high-ranking official, and he gives large sums of money and houses in charity to her family? What is the ruling on consuming this money and benefiting from it?
The days of menstruation that were not compensated for are a debt that must be repaid, along with an expiatory meal for a needy person for each day repayment was delayed without a valid excuse, unless she was ignorant of the ruling. The marriage of an adulteress is not valid until she repents, and it is not permissible to consume money earned from adultery. However, if her money is mixed (with lawful earnings), it is permissible to consume it, though disliked. It is obligatory to advise her to repent.
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