Making Up Missed Fasts
1,017 questions
Does one Saa' of food equal compensation for two days not fasted in the previous Ramadan?
What should a questioner who intentionally broke his fast in several previous Ramadans do to atone for his sin, given that he is unable to fast or compensate due to an illness that afflicted him?
How can we respond to women who are unable to make up for missed fasts from a previous Ramadan due to an excuse, while they intend to fast the current Ramadan, and what is the appropriate fatwa for them?
Is it permissible to complete the missed fasts of Ramadan due to menstruation in winter, or must they be made up before the current Ramadan, given the difficulty of fasting in summer due to work?
What is the ruling on swallowing saliva after the Adhan out of forgetfulness while fasting, and is making up for the missed days obligatory despite not knowing their number?
What is the ruling on a woman who broke her fast in Ramadan due to a legitimate Shar’i excuse, and was unable to make up the missed days until Sha’ban, then her menstrual period began before she could complete the make-up fasting? Is she required to make up one day with two, as she was advised in a fatwa, and what should she do if she is unable to perform the expiation by feeding the poor?
Is it intended by the Hadith that Thursday is only for voluntary fasting and is not suitable for making up a day or for fulfilling a vow, and is it permissible to fast on Thursday with the intention of making up a day or fulfilling a vow?
What is the method for a pregnant woman to make up for missed fasts? And is there an expiation other than fasting?
What is the ruling on making up missed fasts from previous Ramadans when there is a current medical excuse that prevents one from fasting, and is expiation (kaffarah) obligatory for them, and what is its amount, and to whom is it paid?
Is the son obligated to fast the month of Ramadan that his mother intentionally missed, and is charity sufficient for that?
What is the ruling on prayer and fasting when light yellow or brown discharge appears outside of the time of menstruation, knowing that it did not exist until after the blood flow ceased?
What is the ruling on someone who intentionally broke their fast in Ramadan by masturbating and drinking water, then repented and wished to make up for what they missed, so they fasted a portion of the days they thought they had missed (10 days), then stopped fasting and feeding without an excuse, then another Ramadan began? Should they restart fasting the days they began, or should they complete what they started and then feed a poor person for each day?
What are the proofs for the permissibility of offering a fidyah for delaying a compensatory fast without a valid excuse, and what are the proofs for its impermissibility?
What is the ruling on the fasting and prayer of a woman who saw light red blood after seeing white discharge on the sixth day of her menstrual period, which lasts seven days, and must she make up the days she did not pray or fast?
What should my 70-year-old mother do, who has not made up the Ramadan fasts from her menstrual days for years due to ignorance and fatigue, and does not know the exact number of days, and is now tired and finds making them up difficult; can she feed a poor person for each day, calculated as 7 days per month for those years, or what should she do?
What is the expiation for a wife who broke her fast during Ramadan due to pregnancy, then became pregnant again before completing the make-up for the days she missed?
Is it obligatory to feed a needy person for the days I missed fasting in Ramadan due to menstruation, and what is the amount of feeding if I do not remember the number of days?
What is the ruling on making up the four days that the questioner missed fasting in her childhood, given that she does not know whether this occurred before or after puberty, and does she have to feed a poor person for each day due to the delay in making them up?
Is it permissible for someone who is 50 years old, has been working in a European country for 30 years, has not fasted Ramadan since childhood, and is unable to fast now, to give out one and a half tons of rice as expiation for past years, or what should he do?
Am I obligated to fulfill a vow to read two parts of the Holy Quran, even though I specified a certain day for it and that day has passed?
Is it permissible to fast to make up for missed Ramadan fasts after forgetting to make the intention overnight, if only four days remain until Ramadan?
How do I make up for many years of fasting, do I start from the last one or the first one? And what are the conditions for the intention to make up for fasts, and what invalidates them?
Is it permissible to adopt the ruling that does not necessitate making up missed prayers due to the turbidity (kudrah) that followed the menstrual period, and which was later determined not to be menstruation, in order to avoid hardship?
What is the expiation for a pregnant woman breaking her fast in Ramadan 2010, given that a sum of money was paid to one needy person and the days were not made up due to ignorance, and the making up of the days was delayed until another Ramadan, then fasting was discontinued due to pregnancy, and is it obligatory to feed the poor again, and what is incumbent upon her regarding breaking the fast in the current Ramadan due to pregnancy and post-natal bleeding?