daei_the_king
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Asallam Aleykom
I recently broke a promise to Allah, for which i want to repent. I know that Kaffarah is only for breaking an oath, not a vow, but at the time of making the promise, I did not know the difference. Had I known the difference, I would have made an oath because I was sincere with what I promised.
In any case, I wanted to ask a question: I know that the condition of kaffarah is clothing ten people, or feeding ten people, or freeing a slave. However, I cannot do any of these things, simply because of the practicalities (I know that offering the equivalent in cash is not allowed - according to my research).
So I have come to the decision that I will fast for three days consecutively Enshallah. However, there is something I am not sure about: Am I allowed to eat when it is dark on these three days? or must i not eat AT ALL for three days? Also, if i must not eat AT ALL, am i allowed to eat before sunrise on the first day, and after sunrise on the third?
Thank you for your help brothers/sisters
I recently broke a promise to Allah, for which i want to repent. I know that Kaffarah is only for breaking an oath, not a vow, but at the time of making the promise, I did not know the difference. Had I known the difference, I would have made an oath because I was sincere with what I promised.
In any case, I wanted to ask a question: I know that the condition of kaffarah is clothing ten people, or feeding ten people, or freeing a slave. However, I cannot do any of these things, simply because of the practicalities (I know that offering the equivalent in cash is not allowed - according to my research).
So I have come to the decision that I will fast for three days consecutively Enshallah. However, there is something I am not sure about: Am I allowed to eat when it is dark on these three days? or must i not eat AT ALL for three days? Also, if i must not eat AT ALL, am i allowed to eat before sunrise on the first day, and after sunrise on the third?
Thank you for your help brothers/sisters