The one who missed fasts of Ramadan and died
Can anyone else make up for his fasts?
Secondly when family members who are old or someone who is sick and they cannot fast
expiation
instead of fasting
keeping it or keeping in mind the Ayah, which says and fast
days
First of all Allah mentioned in Surah Al-Baqarah as we mentioned earlier in these
Reminders that
Fasting is an obligation a fixed number of days
whoever is travelling or
sick may
make them up later on when this
Excuse does not exist any longer
now those who
Continue to have this excuse permanently whether they are
Too weak and vulnerable to fast due to their age or they are
chronically ill
which prevents them from fasting and
Definitely prevents them from making up later on in
This case Allah has made
them pay an expiation for
missing such
days of Ramadan
for every day, they miss they should feed a poor person and
This poor person's either being given raw
food about a
kilo and
0.125 grams a
kilo, which is half us our
Mood is what collects in the two hands of an individual a normal sized individual?
so four scoops makes us our
2.25 kilograms of rice
So it's a measurement of size not of weight
Half of it is approximately one point one to five grams of
rice
You can give this for every day you miss after the day is over of Ramadan
The other alternate is to cook a good meal
So some biryani some rice chicken some rice meat a good
Normal meal and you feed it to a poor person?
either after the Sun sets
day by day or at the end of the month on
Need or afterwards you cook food for 30 people
depending on Ramadan was 30 days or 29 days and you invite them to eat and
Fill up their stomachs
May Allah be pleased with the man with his father used to do when he got old
now
What about if a person dies
Should his heirs make up for him
Now can I offer?
Prayer for a deceased person
Yeah, you can make dua. No, no. No, I'm not asking about that
Can I pray two Rakas and say O Allah these two rakahs are for my deceased father as know
If my mother went into hospital and died missing seven days of prayer, can I pray on her behalf?
So can I fast under the halves? Well, this is a technical question and
the scholars
Disputed on it as they have disputed and most of
The issues why just go others have different opinions don't we have the same core? I'm the same surname
Yes, but this is a long topic
Not all of them
Have received
the evidences
There were four prominent
These are the four
companions that
the four schools of thought come from
So it depends
because after
he used to prevent people from
But then he started sending few here and there and when he died
They all spread around and each one had knowledge that some did not have
so the knowledge that
were conveyed and and delivered to
Because he did not travel to Yemen. He did not travel to Egypt. He did not travel to Syria. He did not travel to
The Russian
countries
Afghanistan or whatever
so the vast majority of the companions were there he learned from each and every one of them or
Was the greatest of them all in sense of traveling?
So he traveled to Yemen and heard from of the reserve the compiler of Amazon nav
He went here and there and collected it traveled so many long years that
so now again
We come back to the issue. Why did scholars differ because of this?
It might have reached him
But he does not believe it is authentic
It might have reached him and it was authentic, but he does not believe that it fits the issue
We're talking about he says there is no evidence in it. It's about another issue
So again a
person dies
Can we fast?
At this individual may Allah have mercy on his soul. He died
When he got sick
Did he recover or
He died soon afterwards
number one scenario one a person
skipped 30 days of Ramadan because of his illness
He died before the following Ramadhan
Without recovering in order to make up do we fast on his behalf? Nope
Do we feed people on his behalf? No
Why because he?
Did not get the chance to make up and we did not get the knowledge whether this is chronic or not
We were hoping and waiting and anticipating that he may
Recover and then make it up for himself
Scenario two
He got sick in Ramadan
He did not fast sure while
So though okay in this case
His heirs should fast on his behalf
Because he's not sinful. He didn't do anything wrong
He had the time frame
Still extended and he had the ability to fast
But he did it yet. He's not sinful
So in this case his heirs can fast on his behalf
How they can divide it so if my father died
Skipping 30 days of Ramadan and my father has ten children
Each one of us fasting three days
and
this is
The most authentic opinion other than that, can I offer?
Mondays and Thursdays for my father who has passed away. No
these
Fastings are making up for what the disease did not fast only
Applies for
fast things that are mandatory
Because as we know
The fasting is divided into two types
obligatory fasts and
voluntary fasts
obligatory fasts or
fasting of Ramadan
definitely
Making up of missed days of Ramadan. Hmm
fasting up of
expirations
black pepper sauce I
Want to eat it expiate I don't have money to
Free a slave or to feed ten poor people or to clothe them then you have to fast three days
fasting becomes obligatory upon me if I break my
oath
so
Expressions of
Things that you have to fast if I kill someone by mistake
I have to fast two consecutive months if I do the hard and so on so many expirations
These are obligatory and finally if I make a vow
if Allah
cures my uncle and he is dismissed and discharged from
Hospital on his feet healthy. I will fast one day
now, this is a
Vow I pledged something
A lot of people deal with Allah like this or Allah if you make my daughter pass the exams the board exams
I will slaughter a sheep. I will pray 10 hours of night prayer
I will fast a whole month. What are you doing? You're obliging yourself
You have to fulfil it as long as it is obeying a larger version. So the vows are
Number 4. These are mandatory fasting
Others are voluntary
Allowed for you to do so