The Ruling on the Blood of a Discharged Clot
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Question:
May Allah bless you. This is a woman asking: I was pregnant and I discharged a clot in which no form had yet appeared. What is the ruling on the blood that comes out of the woman accompanying this clot?
Answer:
It is not to be considered; she is in a state of purity, as long as it has not reached eighty-one days. If the clot was discharged at eighty-one days, then it is post-natal bleeding, and it has the ruling of post-natal bleeding. But if it was less than eighty-one days, then this blood is irregular non-menstrual bleeding, and it is not post-natal bleeding, so she prays. Yes.
May Allah bless you. This is a woman asking: I was pregnant and I discharged a clot in which no form had yet appeared. What is the ruling on the blood that comes out of the woman accompanying this clot?
Answer:
It is not to be considered; she is in a state of purity, as long as it has not reached eighty-one days. If the clot was discharged at eighty-one days, then it is post-natal bleeding, and it has the ruling of post-natal bleeding. But if it was less than eighty-one days, then this blood is irregular non-menstrual bleeding, and it is not post-natal bleeding, so she prays. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/280 — archive.org (13:12)
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