Making Up Missed Fasts
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Must a mother make up for the entire month of Ramadan that she missed due to childbirth if she is unsure about having made it up after twenty years?
How can one make up for three days of Ramadan fasting missed two years ago due to pregnancy and breastfeeding, and is feeding (of the poor) required alongside the fasting, or can it be performed later?
What is the ruling on postponing making up for missed fasts until after the following Ramadan, and is it permissible to postpone expiation (kaffara) as well?
What is the ruling on a husband fondling his wife and ejaculating during the daytime in Ramadan, knowing that I arrived from a journey at dawn on the third day of Ramadan, and I have not yet determined the length of my stay? Is it permissible for me to have intercourse with her? And how long is the period during which I am allowed to avail myself of the traveler's concessions?
Is it valid to fast the first ten days of Dhu al-Hijjah with the intention of making up for Ramadan [missed fasts], along with the inward intention that if it is not permissible to observe voluntary fasts before making up obligatory ones, then it will be [counted as] making up [the obligatory fasts], and is it necessary to make up [the fasts] now?
What is the ruling regarding my fasting, which I used to delay until sunrise due to my ignorance of the time of imsak (the start of the fasting period), and does the ruling differ based on my age of puberty at that time?
Is it permissible to fast make-up and vowed fasts in the month of Shawwal, or is this month designated only for fasting the six days of Shawwal?
Is it permissible to feed a poor person for a missed day of fasting that I am making up, knowing that I am [currently] fasting?
What is the expiation for the days the questioner did not fast in the first Ramadan that was obligatory upon her, knowing that she does not remember the reason and is not certain about her fasting, and what is the ruling on the days she intentionally broke her fast and did not make them up in the second Ramadan, and must she make up the day she drank water without knowing whether dawn had broken or not?
What is the expiation for one who has reviled and detested the religion, transgressed against the Qur’an, and then repented?
Is fasting and prayer obligatory during the menstrual period that extends for 7 days, then light red blood appears after the cessation of purity, followed by a brown discharge that lasts for 3 days, and is it obligatory to make up for the missed fasts during this period?
Does one who masturbates before sleeping after Fajr prayer in Ramadan break their fast, and does God become angry with them, and are they included in the Prophet’s (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) saying, "Whoever fasts Ramadan out of faith and hope for reward, his previous sins will be forgiven"?
What is the ruling on a husband having intercourse with his wife while making up for missed fasts, having forgotten, when she was aware and coerced?
Am I obliged to pay a fidyah for breaking my fast for ten days in Ramadan 2009 due to pregnancy, and one day in Ramadan 2010 due to breastfeeding, given that I did not make up the previous days due to breastfeeding and the difficulty of making them up later? And what is its amount? Is it permissible to give zakat al-mal to my unemployed brother who does not want to work, or to my mother who receives a pension? What is the amount of zakat on ornamental gold exceeding 85 grams?
What is the method of expiation for approximately 390 days of not fasting in Ramadan due to chronic diabetes, and would it be by feeding 390 needy persons? What is the quantity or monetary value of this feeding? Is it permissible to donate to a charity for them to carry this out?
Is my mother required to make up the fasts she missed in previous years due to her fear of bad breath after her divorce, knowing that she thought repentance and commitment to acts of worship would absolve her of making them up?
Is it permissible to combine the intention of making up for missed Ramadan fasts with the intention of fasting the six days of Shawwal, and thereby obtain the reward for fasting the six days?
What is the evidence for the obligation of making up and expiating for whoever delays making up Ramadan until the next Ramadan arrives, and what is the value of this expiation?
As children, are we obligated to make up the fasts that our father missed during the War of Liberation, knowing that he made up some of them after the war, or should we offer a ransom instead? And is this making up of fasts restricted to children only?
Is expiation (kaffarah) – in addition to making up the missed days (qada') – obligatory for someone who delayed making up days they missed in Ramadan due to a legitimate Sharia-recognized excuse until another Ramadan began, because they were unaware of the obligation to make up the days?
What is the ruling on one who broke her fast in Ramadan out of fear for her fetus, and did not make up the days until the following Ramadan arrived, and she is still breastfeeding and fears for the infant? And is she obliged to offer expiation by feeding a poor person, or by fasting, or by fasting with feeding? And what is the amount of expiation in Qatari Riyals? And is she sinful if she does not make up the days before the following Ramadan? And is it permissible for her to break her fast in the upcoming Ramadan?
How can one make up for missed Ramadan fasts due to menstruation over 9 consecutive years?
Is it permissible to combine the intention of making up missed fasts (qada'), expiation fasts (kaffarah), and the fast of Prophet David (peace be upon him), in the event that the number of days for the make-up and expiation fasts is unknown?
What should a woman do who missed a large number of days of Ramadan fasting due to migraine and was unable to make them up because she did not know the exact number, knowing that she fasted and gave charity with the intention of making up and expiation?