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Time of Intending to Fast<\/p>\n
Time of Intention for Obligatory Fasts
\n52. In normal situations, what is the time of Intention for Obligatory Fasts?
\nA: As to Ramadan fast and that to be observed in a specific day, one should intend fasting the night before \u2014 the early night up to morning adh\u0101n and for non-specific fasts, e.g. qad\u0323\u0101\u2019 fasts and absolute nadhr from the early previous night until ‘noon’ of the day of fasting.<\/p>\n
Time of Intention for Mustah\u0323abb Fasts
\n53. In a mustah\u0323abb Fast, any time he decides to fast, he may intend and his fast is valid provided that he has not performed any fast invalidator at all.<\/p>\n
Delay in Fast Intention
\n54. Because fast starts at the beginning of fajr, fast intention should not be postponed beyond fajr even for a moment and you’d better intend to fast before fajr arrives.<\/p>\n
57. If one has done no fast invalidator and wants to observe an obligatory fast other than Ramadan one, like a qad\u0323\u0101\u2019\/kaff\u0101rah\u00a0 fast, he may intend before ‘noon’ and his fast is valid.<\/p>\n
58. If one delays \u2014 not beyond the noon \u2014 intending of a hired fast whether on purpose or unintentionally while he has done no fast invalidator, is his fast valid?
\nA: In case of hiring, one should act according to hire deed and what is common among the believers; otherwise, it is not valid and the hired person is not entitled to the compensation.<\/p>\n
Source: Hadana adopted from the Istiftaat of the Grand Ayatollah Khamenei<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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