Case one is a minor discomfort without credible evidence that fasting will worsen an illness; the specific concession cannot be inferred from the mere label “sick.”
Case two carries credible risk of deterioration from fasting; the illness concession applies, followed by later make-up. The learner should identify the condition in the source before assigning its ruling.
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Kitab al-Sawm: Illness, Travel, Make-up Fasts and Delayed Qaḍāʾ
Case one is a minor discomfort without credible evidence that fasting will worsen an illness; the specific concession cannot be inferred from the mere label “sick.”
Case two carries credible risk of deterioration from fasting; the illness concession applies, followed by later make-up. The learner should identify the condition in the source before assigning its ruling.