Pearl of Wisdom

'Abu al-Hasan Musa b. Ja'far, for about ten years, performed a single prostration from sunrise until noon. [He continued], 'Harlin would sometimes climb onto a roof that overlooked the prison cell wherein he had imprisoned Abu al-Hasan. He would see Abu al-Hasan (AS) in prostration. He asked al-Rab!', 'What is that cloth I see on that spot everyday?' He said, ?O commander of the faithful! That is not a cloth but Musa b. Ja'far (AS). He performs a prostration every day from sunrise until noon.' Harlin said, 'He is indeed one of the holy men from the Bani Hashim.' I asked, 'Then why have you confined him to captivity?' He said, 'Alas! That is how it must be.'

Thawbani
Uyun Akhbar al-Rida (AS), v. 1, p. 95

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Question : #102 Category: Fasting / Sawm / Roza
Subject: travelling and fasting
Question: During ramadhan, I am required to travel for work to interstate for 5 days. While traveling interstate is not a common thing at all in my type of work, am I required to fast those 5 days or not?
Answer: Salaam alaykum,

No, during those days you are considered a traveler. Therefore, you cannot fast and your prayers will be shortened. You must make up your fasts after the month of Ramadan.

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