The ruling on the fasting of a pregnant woman who experiences bleeding during Ramadan
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, the questioner says: A woman was two months pregnant, and some drops of blood came out of her during the month of Ramadan. What is the ruling on her fasting?
Answer:
As long as the pregnancy remains and has not been lost, her fasting is valid. Even if it had been two months, her fasting would still be valid, because this is bleeding, which is considered bleeding and has no ruling affecting her; her fasting is valid.
Honorable Shaykh, the questioner says: A woman was two months pregnant, and some drops of blood came out of her during the month of Ramadan. What is the ruling on her fasting?
Answer:
As long as the pregnancy remains and has not been lost, her fasting is valid. Even if it had been two months, her fasting would still be valid, because this is bleeding, which is considered bleeding and has no ruling affecting her; her fasting is valid.
Source
صيام من نزل عليها دم — alfawzan.live
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