Pearl of Wisdom

'A good favour done to a fellow believer is not considered complete until accompanied by three things: underestimation of the act, concealing it, and hastening its completion. He who underestimates his good turn to a fellow believer has esteemed his brother highly indeed, whereas he who esteems his good turn to be great has deemed his brother to be insignificant. He who conceals the good turn that he has done has honoured his action, and he who hastens to fulfil his promise takes pleasure in the gift too.'

Imam Musa ibn Jafar al-Kadhim [as]
Tuhaf al-'Uqul, p. 403

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Question : #694 Category: Medical Issues
Subject: Ramadan Fasting
Question: Asalam Alaikum,
When a person cannot fast in ramadan due to taking medication, do they have to make up for the fasts once they are off the medication?
Answer: According to Ayatollah Khamenei's Fatwa, if you were not able to fast due to an illness, then you don't have to perform the qadha for those days.

If it's for a regressive flu or similar, then qadha must be performed.

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