A question regarding the fasting obligations for a family displaced from their home in Majdal Zoun to another town, and their travel plans during Ramadan.
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Regarding the question of fasting for those displaced from their homes:
It is permissible for those who are displaced to break their fast if they are traveling. However, if they are staying in a place for 30 days, they are considered residents of that place and must fast. If they travel to Beirut to visit their children, this does not count as a second travel that would exempt them from fasting in their current location.
Since the family has a house in Beirut but has rented it out, and they previously lived there for over 20 years, they should consider their current situation. If they are staying in the new location for 30 days, they are obligated to fast there.
It is important to note that if they travel to visit their children, they should ensure that their travel does not disrupt their fasting obligations. If they are traveling for a legitimate reason, they may break their fast, but they should make up the missed fasts later.
For further details, please refer to the relevant religious texts and consult with knowledgeable authorities.