Bleeding that occurs in a woman after intercourse does not cause her to leave off prayer
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The first question of Fatwa No. ( 18733 )
Q1: When I first met my husband and spent the night with him, blood continued to flow from me for three consecutive days. For your information, it was light blood, coming and going at intervals. My question is: Do I have to make up the three days of prayer that I did not perform because of that blood, or what should I do? And is it forbidden for me that I did not pray?
A1: If the blood that occurred with you was during the time of your monthly period, then it is considered menstruation, and you leave off prayer because of it. If it was not during the time of your monthly period, then it is considered bleeding, especially since you mentioned that it occurred after your husband had intercourse with you for the first time. It appears to be bleeding, so
you do not leave off prayer because of it. You must make up the prayers that you left off because of it. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
Q1: When I first met my husband and spent the night with him, blood continued to flow from me for three consecutive days. For your information, it was light blood, coming and going at intervals. My question is: Do I have to make up the three days of prayer that I did not perform because of that blood, or what should I do? And is it forbidden for me that I did not pray?
A1: If the blood that occurred with you was during the time of your monthly period, then it is considered menstruation, and you leave off prayer because of it. If it was not during the time of your monthly period, then it is considered bleeding, especially since you mentioned that it occurred after your husband had intercourse with you for the first time. It appears to be bleeding, so
you do not leave off prayer because of it. You must make up the prayers that you left off because of it. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
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