The ruling on combining two prayers for one suffering from urinary incontinence or irregular bleeding

Question:
The issue at hand: Is it permissible for one suffering from urinary incontinence or irregular bleeding to combine two prayers? And if the ruling is that it is permissible, then if he intends to combine them, does he perform one ablution for both prayers, or does he perform an ablution for each prayer?

Answer:
Yes, if one suffering from urinary incontinence or irregular bleeding needs to combine the prayers, it is permissible for them to do so, because what they have is a type of illness, a type of illness.
And Allah has permitted the sick person, if he needs to, to combine two prayers. If he needs to do so, there is no obstacle. It has been reported that the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) guided her to delay the first prayer until the end of its time, and perform the second at the beginning of its time, and combine them in a formal combination, and acting on this is good when there is a need for it. The apparent meaning of his saying (peace and blessings be upon him), “and I perform ablution for each prayer,” is that he performs ablution for the two prayers: he performs ablution for the first, then performs ablution and says the closing salam for the second. It is permissible for him to combine them in a substantive combination if that is more convenient for him. But what is the case? Whether he combines them in a formal combination or a substantive combination, there is no obstacle.