The ruling on the fasting and prayer of a pregnant woman who experiences bleeding before delivery
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Question:
I have a question, Shaykh, may Allah bless you. In the ninth month of pregnancy, she experienced bleeding that came and went, meaning before delivery in the ninth month during the past Ramadan. She fasted for fifteen days and gave birth before completing the fifteen days. She was praying and purifying herself and praying, and on some days a little blood would come out of her, a light, light bleeding before delivery in the ninth month. Is her fasting valid and her prayer? She delivered. Thank you.
Answer:
If the pregnancy is in her womb, she does not menstruate, and this blood is considered bleeding. If it comes one or two days before delivery, it is post-natal bleeding. However, if it is many days before delivery as you mentioned, it has no effect on fasting. She fasts and prays because it is bleeding. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
I have a question, Shaykh, may Allah bless you. In the ninth month of pregnancy, she experienced bleeding that came and went, meaning before delivery in the ninth month during the past Ramadan. She fasted for fifteen days and gave birth before completing the fifteen days. She was praying and purifying herself and praying, and on some days a little blood would come out of her, a light, light bleeding before delivery in the ninth month. Is her fasting valid and her prayer? She delivered. Thank you.
Answer:
If the pregnancy is in her womb, she does not menstruate, and this blood is considered bleeding. If it comes one or two days before delivery, it is post-natal bleeding. However, if it is many days before delivery as you mentioned, it has no effect on fasting. She fasts and prays because it is bleeding. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you.
Source
فتاوى على الهواء 26-01-1436هـ — alfawzan.live (33:25)
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