Shadee Elmasry – 12 Making Up Missed Fasts

Khadija makeup fasts we have to make up our fasting. If we

accidentally or by force eat or drink, like what does that mean?

That means I was, you know, at the in a situation they took me to the

hospital, I said, No, no, no, I don't want to do this. They said,

No, you're taking this and they stuffed, you know, some medicine

in my throat or, you know, something like that, where they

forced me.

Sounds rare, but maybe it's possible. So accidental or forced

eating or drinking, sickness, travel, pregnancy, breastfeeding,

you make up the day, hide NDFs, which means menstruation and

postpartum bleeding.

Fainting and temporary insanity. You break your fast, make up the

day later.

Unintentional emission of sexual fluids, that means you never

intended to touch your wife, let's say but it happened that the way

that you were sitting together

ended up some sexual fluids came out of you, you're forgiven for

that you but you do have to make up the

accidental eating past fetch or breaking before amalgam. So you

got your timing wrong, basically. Right, you accidentally misread

the calendar, for example, you read the previous Monday, let's

say it's Monday, you know, the 20th. And you read the date for

Monday, the 13th. So you actually got the timing off because it was

just a pure accident. You have the reward, you have everything in the

DUA, but you'd still owe a day and you have to make up that day

later.

Because that is simply making up the day they do not have to be

consecutive, let's say a woman and menstruation she misses five days.

She does not have to make up five days altogether. She can make up

every Monday or every other day. However, in the chef a school,

they do require that so therefore to be on the safer side, it is

better, more reward if she makes up or he if he was traveling or

sick.

For five days all together are the days that they owe all in one

shot, but if they don't, it's okay.