ANSWER: If you had reached the age of puberty then you must give expiation for broken oaths that you remember, providing that these oaths were about doing something in the future or not doing them. Oaths that were about the past can’t be expiated as in you made an oath that you did not take […]

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ANSWER: You must not give it to them in cash and it must be given in food You can divide it on different days.

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ANSWER: If he was unable to fulfill it, Allah will not hold him accountable. But if he was able but did not do so intentionally, he is sinful but it is not an act of kufr! 

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ANSWER: No, he must feed 10 poor Muslims if he can afford it. Only when he cannot afford it is he allowed to fast for 3 days.

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ANSWER: If he took an oath by taking Allah’s name, he must expiate it but if he simply made dua to Allah and was repenting from that sin, without making an oath, there is no expiation.

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ANSWER: If you made a vow to pay 30% of your income in means of charity, you can’t give any of it to your parents, your wife or your children.  But if you did not make a vow or utter it, rather this was just an intention between you and yourself, you can give your […]

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