The ruling on a questioner who is pregnant in the early months
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Question:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This is a woman asking, and she says: I am a woman in the early months of pregnancy, and a fluid comes out of me, sometimes thin, and sometimes with a brownish tint. Do I consider this fluid and the brownish tint to be irregular bleeding (istihadah) or not? In any case, if it is...
Answer:
If what comes out of her is the blood that is the blood of menstruation, but if it is not blood, then it is one of the impure fluids that break the ablution, so she must clean herself. If something comes out of her, she cleans herself, places something over the opening, then performs the ablution and prays. This does not prevent the prayer, because a pregnant woman does not pray [in a state of impurity]. The blood that comes out of her is not considered [menstrual] blood; it is corruption that does not excuse her from prayer, but it invalidates the ablution. Yes.
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh. This is a woman asking, and she says: I am a woman in the early months of pregnancy, and a fluid comes out of me, sometimes thin, and sometimes with a brownish tint. Do I consider this fluid and the brownish tint to be irregular bleeding (istihadah) or not? In any case, if it is...
Answer:
If what comes out of her is the blood that is the blood of menstruation, but if it is not blood, then it is one of the impure fluids that break the ablution, so she must clean herself. If something comes out of her, she cleans herself, places something over the opening, then performs the ablution and prays. This does not prevent the prayer, because a pregnant woman does not pray [in a state of impurity]. The blood that comes out of her is not considered [menstrual] blood; it is corruption that does not excuse her from prayer, but it invalidates the ablution. Yes.
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