The ruling on a pregnant woman’s bleeding in Ramadan
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The questioner:
The presenter said: A pregnant woman broke her fast in Ramadan for three days due to bleeding she experienced. What is required of her? She must make up the fasts.
The Shaykh:
Bleeding.
The questioner:
From what? From the…
The Shaykh:
Yes, bleeding. The bleeding does not affect the fast. As long as the bleeding is not by her choice, but occurs without her will, there is no blame on her and it does not invalidate the fast. What invalidates the fast is cupping and the extraction of a large amount of blood; that invalidates the fast. As for bleeding from a wound or from the private parts to the internal vessels, this does not invalidate the fast. Yes. A pregnant woman, as long as the pregnancy is present in her, does not invalidate or harm [the fast]. The bleeding and the pregnancy are present and remain, so it does not harm. It is not like post-natal bleeding or menstruation. Yes.
The presenter said: A pregnant woman broke her fast in Ramadan for three days due to bleeding she experienced. What is required of her? She must make up the fasts.
The Shaykh:
Bleeding.
The questioner:
From what? From the…
The Shaykh:
Yes, bleeding. The bleeding does not affect the fast. As long as the bleeding is not by her choice, but occurs without her will, there is no blame on her and it does not invalidate the fast. What invalidates the fast is cupping and the extraction of a large amount of blood; that invalidates the fast. As for bleeding from a wound or from the private parts to the internal vessels, this does not invalidate the fast. Yes. A pregnant woman, as long as the pregnancy is present in her, does not invalidate or harm [the fast]. The bleeding and the pregnancy are present and remain, so it does not harm. It is not like post-natal bleeding or menstruation. Yes.
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