Making Up Missed Fasts
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What is the ruling regarding past days of Ramadan fasting that were not made up, given the inability to fast for two consecutive months or feed the poor due to financial hardship?
How can a woman make up for the days of fasting she missed due to menstruation since puberty, especially since she does not remember the exact number of days to be made up, and how does she determine the amount of expiation (kaffarah) due, and does the expiation multiply by delaying the make-up for many years?
Must one make up for the missed fasts of days on which the obligatory prayers were not performed, or is it sufficient to make up for the prayers only, and is a specific expiation due?
How is the expiation for 90 days of missed fasting to be discharged: by giving it to one poor person, or must it be distributed among 90 poor persons?
What is the expiation for intentionally breaking the fast for 110-120 days of Ramadan, and is it fasting, or fasting and expiation, or expiation only, and what is the amount of expiation in Moroccan Dirhams for each day, and to whom should it be given?
Is it permissible to fast six days of Shawwal for someone who has to make up for missed fasts from Ramadan?
How can one make up for prayers missed for 26 years and Ramadan fasting missed for 20 years without a valid excuse, and is it obligatory to make up for the fasting by fasting, or is it permissible to feed the poor?
Is a mentally incapacitated person (including an Alzheimer's patient) not required to pay the Ramadan fidyah, and is it permissible to give the Ramadan fidyah as a donation for building a mosque instead of giving it to the poor?
Is the voluntary fast that the questioner previously observed sufficient to fulfill the obligatory fast that she has not yet made up, should she die before completing the days she owes?
Is it valid to count the nine days that the questioner fasted, in which she intended to fast without specifying whether it was to make up for Ramadan or for a vow, as making up for Ramadan with the intention of completing the remaining days for the vow?
Is it obligatory for someone who has not verified her purity by inspecting the place to make up the missed prayers and fasts?
Must a wife make up the days she missed fasting before marriage, when her father prevented her from making them up by saying, "I will pay money"?
Is it permissible to divide the making up of approximately one hundred days of fasting over two or three years, or must they be made up before the coming Ramadan, especially since the questioner is about to get married?
What must a girl do who did not fast Ramadan when she reached puberty 17 years ago, and she is not sure about her fasting for the following year? Should she make up a month or 60 days, and is expiation (kaffarah) required for the days she did not make up?
What should one do who watched pornographic films in Ramadan and semen was discharged, and he repented, but he does not remember the number of days he broke his fast, and must he make up these days before the coming Ramadan? And what is the ruling if the coming Ramadan arrives and he was not able to make up the days?
What is the ruling on delaying the making up of missed days from Ramadan due to menstruation for several years, and do I owe expiation for them after my repentance and commitment to making them up?
What is the ruling on making up for eight years of Ramadan fasting due to illness, and is it permissible to fast three days a week instead of consecutive fasting, knowing that recovery is not yet complete?
What is incumbent upon one who has intercourse with his wife while both are fasting?
What is the ruling on the prayer and fasting of one who watched pornographic films during the daytime in Ramadan and had a seminal emission, then learned after a period of time that ghusl was obligatory, and is she required to make up the missed prayers and fasts?
Is it obligatory to make up for the missed days (qadaa') in addition to offering expiation (kaffara), or is it only obligatory to make up for the missed days for someone who deliberately broke their fast on days in previous Ramadans without a valid excuse, knowing that she is a university student who has no money, and if expiation is obligatory, should she take the money from her father, and to whom should she give it?
How can one make up for fasting in previous years, and is expiation or charity sufficient instead of fasting, given the inability to determine the number of days or the difficulty in making them up?
What is incumbent upon one who had to make up days from Ramadan and did not do so due to successive Ramadans, and she does not remember whether she made them up or not, nor did she offer food in expiation for them? And is it permissible to observe voluntary fasting with the intention of making up for days she forgot?
What is the ruling on making up for the day I reached puberty in the middle of Ramadan? Is expiation (feeding) or making up the day (fasting) required? Is it permissible to delay making up the day until after Ramadan?
What is the expiation for intentionally breaking the fast for two days in Ramadan due to sexual intercourse with one's wife, along with accumulated make-up fasts from a previous Ramadan?