Making Up Missed Fasts
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What is the ruling on fasting six days of Shawwal with a shared intention of making up for missed Ramadan fasts for someone who only recently learned that this is impermissible? And is it obligatory to make up for these days consecutively or can it be done separately? Is expiation required? And what is the authenticity and meaning of the Hadith: "The greatest of people in sin is he who prohibits something because of his questioning"?
What is the ruling on fasting Thursday, October 14, 2004, given that it was the completion of the month of Sha'ban, and the first day of Ramadan was supposed to be Friday, October 15, 2004?
Must a girl who has reached puberty and broken her fast in Ramadan make up for the days she missed, and is it permissible to disobey the mother if she prevents her from making them up, claiming she is too young?
Is it permissible to pay the expiation (kaffarah) for not fasting Ramadan in previous years to help a poor girl get married?
What is the ruling on making up for many years of fasting due to menstruation or postpartum bleeding, considering that the questioner is 21 years old?
What should be done when fasting six days of Shawwal before making up the obligatory missed fasts and Ramadan is upon us before completing the make-up fasts, and is it permissible to offer money instead of food as expiation for making up missed fasts?
What is the ruling on delaying the payment of Ramadan expiation for more than ten years? And is it permissible to give the expiation to poor relatives, or to give it to one poor person multiple times?
Is it permissible to change the intention of fasting the days of Shawwal from reward to make up (for missed fasts) after having fasted them, this being after learning that making up for Ramadan (fasts) takes precedence?
When is it obligatory to make up a fast for someone who ate forgetfully after the dawn (Fajr) call to prayer?
Should I fast the days I missed in Ramadan after an illness, due to which I can no longer recall the exact number of days I missed, or is feeding a needy person for the days I fasted sufficient?
What is the ruling on delaying the making up of missed fasts from the previous Ramadan due to menstruation until the current Ramadan begins, knowing that the delay was intentional? Is fidyah obligatory? And should the missed days be made up before or after making up the new days from the current Ramadan?
Must the heirs carry out the deceased's will to feed the poor to compensate for his missed fasting, and how much is the specified amount for that, and is it permissible to put the amount in a donation box for the mujahidin?
What is the ruling on making up for the missed days of Ramadan due to menstruation, given that the number of days is not remembered, and is it necessary to wait a week after the menstrual period if it does not exceed five days, and what is the ruling on making up for the day on which one vomited involuntarily?
How does one make up for five years of missed Ramadan fasting, given the student's specific circumstances?
Is it permissible for children to fast on behalf of the deceased for missed Ramadan fasts, and must a married daughter seek her husband's permission to fast on behalf of the deceased?
Is fasting obligatory for Muslims?
Is it a condition when making up missed Ramadan fasts that the duration of the make-up fast be identical to the duration of the day that was missed? And will a Muslim be rewarded for the extra days he fasted as a precaution, even if they were not obligatory upon him?
Is it obligatory for a Muslim woman to make up missed prayers after the end of her menstruation, and is it permissible for someone to pray on behalf of a menstruating woman?
What should a woman do who menstruated while fasting out of ignorance, and continued to do so for more than a year, then learned of the Shariah ruling? How should she make up for the fasts she missed?
Do I bear a sin, and what should I do about the days I missed in Ramadan due to menstruation in my youth out of ignorance? And do I have to make them up before the next Ramadan, even though I don't remember their number?
What is the ruling on one who missed days of Ramadan due to marriage and days of the following Ramadan for two reasons (menstruation and another reason), and has not made up the missed fasts from previous Ramadans until she is in a critical health condition? How does she make up for and expiate the days she missed?
Is it permissible to fast the remaining make-up days after having observed supererogatory fasts in Rajab and Sha'ban?
Is expiation sufficient for making up the Ramadan fast of 2004, given that he was unable to make it up due to a prolonged illness?
Is the fast of my sick brother, who wakes up to vomit after the call to dawn prayer, valid, or must he make it up?