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What is the ruling for someone who changes their intention of residence and then returns to it? [AR_ID:171]
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Peace be upon you. The ruling for someone who changes their intention of residence and then returns to it is that they should continue with their original intention. If they initially intended to stay and then changed their mind, they should revert to their original intention of residence. This is based on the principle that one's intention is significant in determining their status and obligations in Islamic law.

For further details, you can refer to the source: Islamic Jurisprudence Reference.


Additionally, it is important to note that if someone has a valid reason for changing their intention, they should consider the implications of that change on their religious duties and responsibilities.

For more information, you can refer to: Islamic Jurisprudence Book Reference.

May Allah guide us all.

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