What happens if a person breaks his/her fasting "mistakenly/accidentally" before sunset due to a cloudy sky or a faulty watch, etc?
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I am fasting Alhamdulillah. But I have a problem about the breaking time of my fasting. It's that: I broke my fasting 5 minutes before the actual iftar time, because I thought that it was time to break my fast. What should I do? Thanks for your answer The Answer
Dear Brother / Sister,
You broke your fast earlier, so your fast is annulled. Therefore you need to compensate for it by fasting one day at another time.
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