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Situations that make it permissible not to fast during Ramadan

Fasting is an act of worship that every Muslim is personally responsible for fulfilling. However, in certain situations, it is permissible not to fast, meaning it is left to the individual. So, in which situations is fasting not observed?

A News / Islamic Belief
Published 15.03.2024 23:53
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TEMPORARY LOSS OF SANITY, FAINTING: Someone who temporarily loses their sanity or spends the entire month of Ramadan unconscious or without their mental faculties is not obligated to fast. This is because such a person is considered not to have reached the month of Ramadan in a legal sense. However, if they recover on some days of Ramadan, they fast on those days and make up for the days they did not fast after Ramadan.
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