Fasting of the menstruating woman
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Q: A woman usually has her period for four days in Ramadan. Then she saw the end of her bleeding, purified herself, and fasted on the fifth and sixth days. Before breaking her fast on the sixth day, she saw a little blood and completed her fast. Is her fast valid, or
does she have to make up this day, knowing that she fasted on the fifth day? Also, her period usually lasts between four and five days at most.
A: Her bathing after seeing the end of her bleeding and her fasting thereafter is a valid act that she must perform, because by becoming pure she has become one of those for whom prayer and fasting are obligatory. The small amount of blood she saw at the end of the second day of her purity has no effect on the validity of her fast; it is blood of corruption that has no effect on fasting.
does she have to make up this day, knowing that she fasted on the fifth day? Also, her period usually lasts between four and five days at most.
A: Her bathing after seeing the end of her bleeding and her fasting thereafter is a valid act that she must perform, because by becoming pure she has become one of those for whom prayer and fasting are obligatory. The small amount of blood she saw at the end of the second day of her purity has no effect on the validity of her fast; it is blood of corruption that has no effect on fasting.
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