Dropping the semen before forty days
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The second question of Fatwa No. ( 6727 )
Q2: I previously sent a message to your eminence inquiring about the ruling on birth control, not family planning. You then sent me Fatwa No. 42, which is clear and its meaning is understood. However, I did not understand this sentence: “(and in accordance with what some jurists have explicitly stated regarding the permissibility of taking medication to expel the semen before forty days).”
Does this refer to taking pills? I went to the hospital so that the doctor could prescribe the type of pills my wife must take after her blood test. And what is the meaning of “(to expel the semen before forty days)”? I did not understand the intent behind the forty days.
A2: The principle is that it is not permissible to prevent pregnancy or limit it unless it is confirmed that there is harm that will befall the woman due to the pregnancy. In that case, prevention is permissible. As for the statement of the jurists: “(It is permissible to expel the semen before forty days),” their intent is: the permissibility of taking what causes the semen to be expelled from the womb before forty days from the time the pregnancy begins. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
Q2: I previously sent a message to your eminence inquiring about the ruling on birth control, not family planning. You then sent me Fatwa No. 42, which is clear and its meaning is understood. However, I did not understand this sentence: “(and in accordance with what some jurists have explicitly stated regarding the permissibility of taking medication to expel the semen before forty days).”
Does this refer to taking pills? I went to the hospital so that the doctor could prescribe the type of pills my wife must take after her blood test. And what is the meaning of “(to expel the semen before forty days)”? I did not understand the intent behind the forty days.
A2: The principle is that it is not permissible to prevent pregnancy or limit it unless it is confirmed that there is harm that will befall the woman due to the pregnancy. In that case, prevention is permissible. As for the statement of the jurists: “(It is permissible to expel the semen before forty days),” their intent is: the permissibility of taking what causes the semen to be expelled from the womb before forty days from the time the pregnancy begins. And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his Companions.
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