What remains is whether or not it relates to the one upon whom such a divine act appears to be a sin. In our view, the sin is related to it, even if he had the correct knowledge that on a day on which it is permissible for him to break the fast and he was not confused about the reason, then it is not prescribed for him to break the fast except with the circumstance in which he is called a menstruating woman or Sick or traveling, in the apparent tongue, this is the doctrine of investigators from among the people of God, and it is our doctrine in such an issue, and the judgment regarding its owner belongs to God, if He wills, He will pardon, and if He wills, He will take grace and justice, unless his situation is among those who know what crimes will occur from him by witnessing and uncovering, and who has knowledge of what is destined for him to know. He is not held accountable for that before God, and if it does not appear, then he should not hasten and have no right to act on tha