Making Up Missed Fasts
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Is a husband entitled to prevent his wife from making up for missed Ramadan fasts until the month of Sha’ban, and if the wife then falls ill in Sha’ban and is unable to make them up, does the sin fall upon her or upon the husband?
Is it permissible for a menstruating woman to pray on her wedding night, and is it permissible for the husband to kiss his wife without intercourse or prayer on the wedding night?
What is the ruling on one who broke her fast in Ramadan due to menstruation, and then accumulated unobserved days of fasting (qadaa'), so should she combine them with the last Ramadan and make them up, or pay a sum of money, or feed the poor?
What is the ruling on dividing the fasting of a deceased person's missed Ramadan days among her heirs, and is that sufficient on her behalf?
What should a girl do to make up for 300 days or more of missed fasting, and is feeding [the poor] sufficient as a substitute for fasting, and if permissible, can the food be given in installments?
Is the nursing mother's making up of missed fasts to be consecutive or non-consecutive?
Is it permissible for me to make up my mother's fasting days on her behalf, knowing that she owes sixty days of fasting and postpones making them up year after year?
What is the ruling regarding a woman who broke her fast for the entire month of Ramadan due to pregnancy and will not be able to make up the fast before the next Ramadan due to childbirth?
What is the expiation (kaffarah) required of a wife who missed days of Ramadan due to pregnancy and breastfeeding, and these days accumulated, knowing that she is unable to make them up by fasting due to her poor health?
Is the intention to make up a fast flawed after hesitating for a few moments about completing the fast due to burping and feeling heartburn after the dawn adhan, then deciding to complete the fast as a supererogatory one before it became clear that this does not break the fast?
What is the amount of the fasting fidyah and the fasting expiation (kaffarah)?
Is it permissible for me to fast the days I missed in Ramadan now, knowing that I am ten weeks pregnant and have completed the treatment for "Prader-Willi syndrome" associated with hunger, and will this affect the fetus or cause the disease to recur?
What is entailed by not completing the Ramadan fast in past years due to family pressures, and is it obligatory to make up the days despite not remembering their number?
What is the ruling on making up missed fasting days when their number has been forgotten, and is it permissible to offer a fidyah (expiatory payment) along with the fasting? And can the fidyah be paid all at once to a single poor person?
What is the ruling regarding the remaining days of fasting to be made up, the number of which is not remembered due to not having made up the fast of Ramadan days in some past years?
What is required of a young man who left Islam for three years, and did not fast the month of Ramadan for one year during that period, then returned to Islam?
Is it permissible to pay the expiation only without fasting, or is it obligatory to make up the accumulated days of fasting that were delayed for years, in addition to paying their expiation?
What is the ruling on semen exiting during sexual intercourse at the time of the Fajr اذان for a woman who is fasting to make up for missed days, and does that invalidate the fast?
What is the ruling on the fast of one who fasts with the intention of making up for a fast as a precaution, while a brownish discharge occurs and she performs ghusl from it and prays?
Can my mother fast on behalf of my grandfather, may God have mercy on him, who passed away at the age of eighty, and did not pray or fast except for one year before his death, knowing that he wronged his daughters in the division of inheritance?
Is it obligatory to make up for the missed fasting days of Ramadan, given that one did not remember at the time that fasting was obligatory, and is unable to make up for an entire month?
What is incumbent upon a person who vowed to fast on Mondays and Thursdays for life, but forgot the condition for the vow to take effect and to fast for seven years? Is he obligated to make up for these years?
Does a husband's acts of fondling, kissing, and embracing his wife during a Ramadan day—without intercourse—affect the validity of their fast, given that they were unaware of its prohibition at the time?
Is it obligatory to make up the days that I previously missed due to menstruation that lasted more than 15 days, or is only expiation required, knowing that fasting conditions are currently difficult due to studying abroad?