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Obama was referring to which is can I fast the six of shaw before making up fast? I'm not sure if

shehyassar addressed this or not. It is a legitimate Ichtilaf. It's a

legitimate difference of opinion. So if you choose either opinion, it's fine

in sha-lotte-ala.. The most the one that seems to have the strongest

evidence to it is that the reward for fasting the Ramadan is limited to the month of

Ramadan meaning that you have until the next year to make up your

fast for Ramadan. The time, the restriction on the time is that you have all the way

until next Ramadan before next Ramadan to make up those fasts. Though you're encouraged to make them up as soon as possible.

Whereas the six days of Sha-Wahl are limited to Sha-Wahl according to the majority

opinion.

It depends because in the Arabic language when the prophet so I some says sit-tat-minshawal,

six from shawlal, it can mean sit-tat-to Ibitidain,

mean shawl. It can mean starting from shawl throughout the year, meaning if you fast any six days in the year,

or it can mean six days within the month of shawl. So the majority of opinion is that it's six days within the month of

Sha'uil carry a special reward. So the time for fasting those six days, the

reward of it is limited, is restricted to the month of Sha'wat. So what's the most balanced approach

to this entire discussion?

If you only missed a couple of days, one or two days,

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