I woke up after Subuh in a state of major impurity (hadas besar) due to a wet dream. Am I permitted to fast when I did not have the chance to perform purificatory bath (ghusl) before Subuh?

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Being in a state of major impurity due to having a wet dream does not invalidate your fast. If you woke up in that particular state after having a wet dream, you should perform the purificatory bath to remove yourself from the major impurity and continue your fasting.

I woke up after Subuh in a state of major impurity (hadas besar) due to a wet dream. Am I permitted to fast when I did not have the chance to perform purificatory bath (ghusl) before Subuh?

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