Q: I went to visit my aunt and when I arrived there I said to her that I vowed to observe Sawm (Fast) for two months if I ate from her slaughtered animal. When my aunt told her husband about my vow, he said that the animal was already slaughtered. I repeated my vow before her and her husband for a second time, but her husband and a group of old people said to me that I said my vow to my aunt, not to her husband who slaughtered the animal without knowing anything about the vow. Then they convinced me until I ate some of the meat. Am I obliged to observe Sawm for the two months? Please give me a Fatwa (legal opinion issued by a qualified Muslim scholar) in this regard. May Allah reward you with the best!Also, a dispute took place between my husband and me as a result of which I went to my neighbors. When they asked me to return to my husband's house, I made a vow to observe Sawm for two months if I returned to him before going to my family's house. After that (Part No. 23; Page No. 206) my husband brought the neighbors and forced me to return to him and I did not go to my family as I had vowed.When I returned to my husband under the pressure of my neighbors, I told them that they incurred the sin of breaking my vow, not me. Please tell me whether or not I should observe Sawm for two months as I had vowed.