Making Up Missed Fasts
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What is incumbent upon a woman who fed others in lieu of fasting for three Ramadans due to a chronic illness, then completely recovered from her illness?
What is the ruling on a traveler's fasting, when he intended to fast to make up for missed days outside of Ramadan, but it is now Ramadan, and he is not fasting, and he has a dispensation to break his fast?
What should I do about making up the days I missed in Ramadan due to prolonged menstruation, given that I don't know the exact number of days I fasted, and will Allah accept what I have fasted after the next Ramadan begins?
What is the ruling regarding the act of two young men who did not fast or pray, where one of them moved the penis of the other until he ejaculated, and the other touched the anus of the second without penetration until he felt the semen and then withdrew, and they are now repentant?
Is expiation (kaffarah) obligatory for one who delayed making up 17 days of fasting from the previous Ramadan, due to postpartum bleeding (nifas), until the approach of the next Ramadan, knowing that the remaining time is sufficient for making up the fasts?
What is the difference between kaffarah (expiation) and qadaa' (making up for a missed act of worship), and when do they coincide?
What is the ruling on compensating for fasting the month of Ramadan by feeding 60 poor people in another country, and how is the value of feeding calculated in local or foreign currency, and when must it be given out?
What is the ruling on one who deliberately had intercourse with his wife during the daytime in Ramadan while fasting, knowing that he was not praying at that time, and has since separated from this wife? And what is the ruling on the money he took from illicit relationships, whether with the girls' consent or by deception? And how can one expiate these major sins after repentance, regret, and abstinence from disobedience?
How can one make up for 8 months of fasting from 1994 to 2002, and what is the required amount of fidyah, taking into account the patient's weak health and her constant need for water and food?
Is it obligatory to make up eight years of fasting or to feed the poor for one who broke their fast due to kidney stones that were treated years later, given the inability to fast consecutive days?
How can one compensate for fasting months or days missed during captivity, with strenuous labor and being prevented from praying and fasting, especially given that current fasting poses difficulty due to deteriorating health?
Is it permissible to pay expiation (kaffarah) for making up missed Ramadan fasts for someone who is exhausted by fasting (severe headaches) and cannot make them up before the next Ramadan, and what is the amount of expiation due for one day in the event of delaying the fast?
Is it obligatory to make up two months of Ramadan or just one, if fasting for two months was prohibited due to a doctor's prescription of "insulin" resulting from diabetes during two consecutive pregnancies?
How can a woman who has broken her fast for many years, out of fear of headaches or due to her inability to cope with work demands, atone for that? And is expiation limited to feeding the poor, or is it permissible to distribute its value in cash to the needy? And is it permissible to give this money to needy relatives?
What are the obligations and duties incumbent upon a person who has spent his life in sin, neglecting prayer and fasting, committing forbidden acts, and stealing money, and how can he repent and return to Allah, and what should he do about the stolen money?
Is it obligatory to feed the poor for delayed Ramadan fasts only during the month of Ramadan, or can they be fed in any month?
Must the mother feed the poor on behalf of her deceased son who intentionally broke his fast in Ramadan, or should she fast on his behalf? And what is the amount of food that must be given? Is it permissible to give money instead of food? And should she fast one day for each day he broke his fast, or sixty days?
Is expiation obligatory for one who fasted on the Day of Doubt in Jordan, then it became clear that the sighting of the crescent moon was mistaken in the countries that adopted that day as the first day of fasting?
Is it permissible to pay a ransom (fidyah) for seven days of missed Ramadan fasts due to migraines and work-related exhaustion?
Is it permissible for my wife to feed the poor in lieu of making up for the Ramadan fasts she missed due to pregnancy and breastfeeding, given her fear of repeatedly missing fasts if she becomes pregnant again, or must she make them up, and how should she make up for what she missed?
Is it permissible for a woman to uncover her sick father's 'awrah in order to care for and clean him, and when washing him after death, especially if she is his only child and he has no brothers? And what is incumbent upon her regarding the days her father broke his fast due to illness and did not make them up or pay their fidyah before his death?
How can one make up for 25 days of Ramadan fasting that were not observed for the past two years due to health reasons, now that one's health has improved?
Is the expiatory payment (kaffara) for the days I missed fasting, which span several Ramadans, to be calculated based on the amount previously paid to my husband (three hundred pounds) or on the current amount? And is it permissible to give this money to a mosque that hosts iftar meals for fasting individuals (Ma'idat al-Rahman)?
What is the ruling on fasting on the Day of Doubt and the Day of Eid when making up for the expiation of accidental killing?