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<strong>Is there an exception to the impermissibility of making tawwaf while on menses?</strong>

Scenario: a traveler misses 5 days of fasting in Ramadan and dies 3 months later without making the days up. What should be done?

What if a traveler has no legitimate reason for not being able to make up missed fasts before the next Ramadan, such as due to laziness and procrastination?

What if a traveler had a legitimate reason for not being able to make up missed fasts before the next Ramadan?

How would a traveler make up the missed fasting days of Ramadan?

What if the student travels back and forth during that time period from the area to his home country?

If a person travels to another area with the intention of staying a very prolonged time, such as a student of knowledge traveling to the area from overseas and planning on staying several years, would he be allowed to take the concession of a traveler?

Is the majority opinion strong enough to adopt pertaining to length of time allowable as a concession to a traveler?

What if he does not know ahead of time how long the trip will last? Can he break his fast the entire length of time?

What if he knows ahead of time that the trip will last more than 4 days?

Once the man gets to his destination at the hotel where he is traveling to, is he allowed to continue breaking the fast?

When is he allowed to start breaking his fast?

What is the evidence that travel is a legitimate reason that allows a person to break his/her fast during Ramadan or an obligatory fast?

What is the ruling for spouses who have intercourse during the day in Ramadan while traveling?

Do we have to shorten and combine prayers during travel?

<strong>How should the traveler pray?</strong>

What is the duration for wiping on top of footwear?

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