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As for the recommended i’tikaf, it is not necessary to make it up if it gets cut off. If the person makes it up anyway, it would be optional and not obligatory and there will definitely be a reward for it.
As for the obligatory i’tikaf, when someone vows to spend a day of i’tikaf at the masjid, if he cut it off on the day on which he vowed, or it was invalidated, then he must make it up.
We rely on our generous community to create a lasting impact and ensure the continuous operations of your Masjid as the gathering place, school, and house of worship for Muslims across the Triangle.
Those who spend their wealth in charity day and night, secretly and openly—their reward is with their Lord, and there will be no fear for them, nor will they grieve.”
– The Holy Quran 2:274
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