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What is the amount of money one has to pay in case he or she cannot fast during the month of Ramadan?
A non-terminally ill person and a woman during menstruation cycles (hayd) or post-natal bleeding (nifas) only make-up their missed fast.
A terminally-ill person and an old man or old woman only pay fidyah (expiation) which is half a saa' of whole wheat for every day missed, according to Abu Hanifah. They do not make up their missed fast, and while it is preferred to take out the fidyah, it is not obligatory for them.
Breast-feeding and pregnant woman, if they eat (and do not fast) out of fear for themselves or for the child (that is breastfed or carried in the womb), they only need to make up the missed fast, according to Abu Hanifah. The pregnant woman makes up her missed fast only, and the breast-feeding woman makes up her missed fast and pays fidya, which is a single mudd for every day missed.
One saa' comprises four mudds, and one mudd is two normal handfuls. A saa' is calculated (in volume) at approximately 2.75 litres, and in the UAE currency Dh10. As for its weight, it varies from type to type, and is therefore not a single definitive weight.
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