Pearl of Wisdom

'I visited the Prophet (SAWA) and he was sitting on a straw mat, so I sat down and saw that he was wearing a loincloth and nothing else, and the mat had made a mark on his side. I saw about a handful of barley there, and a tan hide spread out to one side of the room, and I also saw raw hide hung up, so my eyes gushed with tears. He (SAWA) asked, 'What is making you cry, O son of Khattab?' He said, ?O Prophet of Allah, how can I not cry when this mat has made a mark on your side, and I do not see anything in your storage, other than what I see. And there are Kis ra and the Caesar with their fruits and rivers, and you are a prophet of Allah and His chosen one, and this is your storage warehouse?!' He said, ?O son of Khattab, do you not want us to have the Hereafter and leave the world to them?!'

Umar ibn al-Khattab
al-Targhib wa al-Tarhib, v. 4, p. 199, no. 120

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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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