Muhaqqaq Masala

Fasting on behalf of someone else?

A person cannot observe the missed (Qaza) fasts of another person on their behalf; rather, the one upon whom the fast is obligatory is strictly required to fulfill it. However, if a person becomes so incapacitated from fasting due to an illness or old age that there is no hope of them regaining the ability to fast until death, then such a person can give Fidya (expiation) in exchange for the fast, the amount of which is equal to one Sadaqah al-Fitr. But their obligatory fast will not be fulfilled if another person fasts in their place. (Book: Kitab an-Nawazil / Vol: 6 / Pg: 398)

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Social Benefits of the Holy Month of Ramadan

The holy month of Ramadan is not just a month of worship for Muslims, but it is a month that not only spiritually trains an individual but also leaves deep and positive impacts on social life. This month provides an opportunity where a person, along with personal reform, takes practical steps for so...

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