What is obligatory for a woman if she miscarries because she carried something heavy?
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Question:
He says: Forty years ago, I carried fodder or a bundle of fodder, and the fetus was affected and miscarried. Does she sin for that?
Answer:
Yes, she sins for that, and she owes an expiation of fasting two consecutive months if the fetus had been quickened, meaning if it had reached four months or more. She owes an expiation of fasting two consecutive months because she carried a heavy load that caused the fetus to miscarry. She knew she was pregnant, so why did she carry a heavy load? Yes.
He says: Forty years ago, I carried fodder or a bundle of fodder, and the fetus was affected and miscarried. Does she sin for that?
Answer:
Yes, she sins for that, and she owes an expiation of fasting two consecutive months if the fetus had been quickened, meaning if it had reached four months or more. She owes an expiation of fasting two consecutive months because she carried a heavy load that caused the fetus to miscarry. She knew she was pregnant, so why did she carry a heavy load? Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [5027] ماذا يجب على المرأة إذا أسقطت حملها بسبب حملها شيئًا ثقيلًا؟ - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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