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The ruling on the fasting of a pregnant woman who experiences bleeding during pregnancy

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Question:
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah preserve you. A pregnant woman is one and a half months along, that is, forty-five days. After that, she experienced bleeding in the past month of Ramadan. Fifteen days after the start of Ramadan, the fetus was aborted, and it was approximately fifty-five days old. She fasted and prayed despite the bleeding from her, except for one day, which was the day the fetus was aborted. After the end of the month of Ramadan, she made up that day on which she broke her fast. The question is: Is this woman required to make up the days before the abortion and those after it, or is the ruling on this blood the same as the ruling on irregular non-menstrual bleeding? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
No, she does not have to make up any days. Her fasting is valid, if Allah wills. This bleeding is not menstrual blood; rather, it is a hemorrhage. They call it a hemorrhage caused by the pregnancy. Her fasting is valid, and there is no blame on her. Yes.
Source الصلاة والصيام لمن نزل منها دم وهي حامل — alfawzan.live

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