Making Up Missed Fasts
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What is the ruling on one who, in his twenties, broke his fast for several days in Ramadan for several years without a valid excuse, and has now reached seventy years of age? Is he required to make up the fasts (qada') or feed the poor (it'am)?
What is the ruling on masturbation (committing the act of self-pleasure) in the month of Ramadan during the fasting period intentionally, and what is its expiation? Is a Muslim not permitted to fast the coming Ramadan without making up for what is due in expiations and missed fasts?
Is feeding [the poor] as an expiation for intentionally ejaculating during the day in Ramadan considered following dispensations, given that the majority of scholars only require making up the fast, and does one's obligation become definitively absolved by doing so?
Is it obligatory to make up 300 consecutive days for 10 missed years of fasting, or is it permissible to separate them? Is expiation (kaffara) obligatory for someone who intentionally broke their fast or masturbated during Ramadan? What are the situations that necessitate making up the fast along with the expiation of feeding one poor person? Does the ruling differ for someone who engaged in sexual intercourse during the day in Ramadan out of ignorance? Is it permissible to pay the value of feeding 60 poor people instead of fasting 60 days as expiation? What is the value of this expiation in UAE Dirhams?
Is it permissible to fast supererogatory fasts, such as the Ayyam Al-Beed (the White Days) and the Day of Arafah, with the intention of making up for missed fasts, in the event of accumulated days of missed fasting?
Must I make up for my daughter who broke her fast last Ramadan due to menstruation and has not made it up yet, knowing that she has diabetes and is 11 years old?
Should a pregnant woman who broke her fast in the first month based on a doctor's recommendation make up those days later?
Is it permissible for a man to sleep next to his wife during Ramadan?
Must the heirs of a deceased person who was unable to fast Ramadan due to surgery, and then passed away after Ramadan, make up the fasting on his behalf or feed a poor person for each day?
What is the ruling regarding a woman who broke her fast in Ramadan due to postpartum bleeding (nifas) and continuous breastfeeding, followed by a pregnancy that led to another Ramadan without her making up the missed fasts?
What is the ruling on someone who performed anal sex during the day in Ramadan at the age of 17, and is he required to make up the days given that he does not remember the number of times, and are his fasts in subsequent Ramadans valid?
What must a woman do concerning her missed fasting days, given that she broke her fast during her first pregnancy due to hardship, and during her second pregnancy for breastfeeding, and then became post-childbirth (nifas)?
Will my fasting in the coming Ramadan be accepted, given that I missed days in previous Ramadans due to masturbation? Does the fidyah (expiatory feeding) multiply due to delaying the make-up? What is the ruling on fasting the missed days with the intention of making them up, without paying the fidyah before the new Ramadan? How is the fidyah paid and the poor fed?
Is it obligatory for one who missed fasting in Ramadan and made it up after the onset of another Ramadan, according to the Malikis, to only make up the fast, or to make up the fast along with feeding the poor?
What is the ruling and expiation for repeatedly breaking the fast in past Ramadans due to smoking, and what is required for breaking the fast in the current Ramadan due to anger?
Is it permissible to fast as repentance for unknowingly cursing one's parents?
What is the ruling on one who masturbated during the daytime in Ramadan for years, did not make up for the fasting days, and then a new Ramadan began while he does not know the number of days he missed?
Is it permissible to pay an expiation of 15 Riyals for each day of fasting missed by the wife—who owes 90 accumulated days of fasting due to repeated pregnancies, breastfeeding, illness, or menstruation in her youth—especially since she is currently unable to make them up?
What is the method for fasting on behalf of the deceased, its rulings, and is it permissible?
Must a breastfeeding woman make up the days she missed in the previous Ramadan before the arrival of the coming Ramadan, or is it permissible for her to delay due to her child's weak condition and need for breastfeeding?
Is it permissible for a cancer patient, who has undergone surgeries and been weakened by them, to break his fast in Ramadan and make up the days he missed on other short days when he is able to fast?
Is it possible to estimate the accumulated missed fasting days of a deceased sister and fast them on her behalf, or is there another way to settle this debt?
What is the difference between men and women, apart from physical differences or those related to treatment?
What should I do regarding my vow to recite Surat Al-Baqarah daily so that so-and-so marries me, and should I continue reciting it, knowing that I did not adhere to it in the beginning?