Delaying Missed Fasts
Yes you can postpone your qadah fast. Islam is fundamentally a religion of ease and moderation, not one that demands unnecessary hardship or the sacrifice of legitimate social joys. The primary reason it is suggested to fulfill these fasts as soon as possible is simply a matter of prudence—life is unpredictable and death is uncertain, so it is always better to clear one’s “spiritual debts” sooner rather than later. It isn’t a strict legal requirement that they must be done immediately without any break, but rather a wise precaution to ensure the obligation is met.As long as your intention remains firm and sincere, delaying the fasts by a week or two to participate in family bonding and events is completely reasonable. God values the balance in a person’s life; forcing yourself to fast while surrounded by family and celebration can sometimes turn a beautiful act of worship into a burden, which is not the goal of religion.Once you are back in your normal routine and can focus better, you can start the fasts with a calm and dedicated mind. Just ensure you don’t fall into the trap of indefinite procrastination—set a clear date for when you return home, and enjoy your time with your family guilt-free.