If a Muslim does not fast for two consecutive days during Ramadhaan due to a [Islaamically] valid reason, then how should he make them up?
Category: Scholars
If your father orders you to break the ties of kinship
If your father orders you to break the ties of kinship, then do not break them…
Defending the honour of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
Refuting the enemies of the Messenger ﷺ is [done] in light of what has been prescribed in the Book of Allaah and in the Sunnah of the Messenger of Allaah ﷺ.
Died whilst seeking knowledge
…then the reward for what he intended and strived towards will be recorded for him [even though he did not attain his goal].
Illumination for the heart
The darkness of the night is illumination for the heart…
The right of Allaah upon you is greater
Do not look in vain at your hard work [in doing righteous deeds]…
Taste the sweetness of obedience in worship
[In accordance with the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ] it is recommended for the one fasting to eat dates for suhoor and iftaar.
Praying taraaweeh at home
[As a rule] it is permissible [for a man] to pray the voluntary prayer – such as the taraaweeh – at home.
The taraaweeh prayer at home
[As a rule] there is no harm in you praying it (the taraaweeh prayer) at home, since it is [a] voluntary [prayer].
Praying the taraaweeh prayer at home
Establishing the night prayer [taraaweeh] in the masjid during Ramadhaan is a sunnah.