Fidyah and Expiation
369 questions
What is the expiation for intentionally breaking the fast on two days in Ramadan, one of them after eating suhoor, thinking that Fajr had begun, and the other intentionally?
What is the expiation for my friend making up last year's fasting, and is it a condition to feed the needy in a country where there are no needy?
What is the ruling on one who intentionally broke their fast for five days in Ramadan due to severe psychological pressure from accompanying their sick mother, and what is incumbent upon them other than making up those five days? Do they have to feed the poor or give charity?
What is the ruling regarding a man who had intercourse with his wife in Ramadan against her will due to uncontrollable lust, knowing that he asked her to cover herself but she did not comply?
Is it permissible for an excused person whose recovery is not expected to pay the full expiation (kaffarat al-fitr) at the beginning of Ramadan, and is that considered hastening the performance of an act of worship before its due time?
What is the ruling regarding a husband having intercourse with his wife during the daytime in Ramadan while traveling, out of ignorance of the ruling, 15 years ago?
What is the difference between expiation (kaffarah) and making up missed days (qadaa') in the rulings of fasting, especially when masturbating, which invalidates the fast and necessitates making up that day—and is making up the day sufficient?
What is the ruling on intentionally breaking the fast for three days in Ramadan due to marriage, and is expiation obligatory given the inability to fast for two consecutive months?
What is the ruling on someone who committed masturbation during the daytime in Ramadan and does not remember the exact day, knowing that his fast was invalidated? Is expiation (kaffara) obligatory for him, and what is its amount and how is it calculated?
Is it permissible to feed a non-Muslim as an expiation for delaying the making up of fasts?
What is the expiation for not fasting missed days from Ramadan due to illness or pregnancy? Can money be paid as expiation for them? And what is incumbent upon one who vowed to name his son Yusuf, then wished to retract his vow?
Is it obligatory to feed the poor on the same day that I fast to make up for missed days, or is it permissible to pay the full expiation and then fast?
Is it obligatory to fast for four months for someone who had intercourse with his wife during the daytime in Ramadan, and then had intercourse with her again after learning about the expiation?
Is Qada (making up for the missed fast) or Kaffarah (expiation) obligatory for someone who attempted intercourse during the daytime in Ramadan while fasting?
Is it permissible for a sister to pay money on behalf of her sister who was unable to fast Ramadan due to her inability to fast, and wishes to pay fidyah in money instead of feeding the poor?
Is a man sinful and is expiation obligatory upon him if he has intercourse with his pregnant wife during the daytime in Ramadan while she is fasting, given that he was traveling and not fasting?
Does fasting the remainder of Ramadan count towards the sixty days of atonement for intercourse during Ramadan, or must the atonement begin after the month of Ramadan ends?
Is it permissible to offer the Fidyah for making up missed days of Ramadan all at once, and what is the value of the expiation for four days?
What is the solution for someone who has to make up 60 days of fasting but has not done so, and another Ramadan has passed, knowing that he violated the sanctity of fasting on a day in Ramadan?
Is the money paid as expiation for delaying the making up of Ramadan fasts sufficient, given the ignorance that it is not sufficient, or is it obligatory to feed the needy?
Is it permissible for a woman to give money instead of fasting the days she missed in Ramadan due to menstruation, even if she is able to fast but does not wish to, and what is the amount required to be given if that is permissible?
Do I have to pay a fidyah for delaying the make-up of Ramadan fasting, given that I made it up completely after eight years?
What is the ruling on one who has not made up the days of Ramadan she owed for years, does not remember their number, and now works in a country with a hot climate, and wishes to pay a financial fidyah for each day she did not fast, so that this money goes to her needy family (mother, two sisters, and an unmarried young brother), knowing that she is responsible for their sustenance and her salary is low?
Is it permissible to give the zakat for missed days of Ramadan to my poor brother, and what is its amount?