The Ruling on Prayer and Fasting During Post-Natal Bleeding
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Question:
A woman says: I became pure for two or three days, and then blood returned to me, and I am within the forty days. Do I pray and fast?
Answer:
If she is in the state of post-natal bleeding, she must refrain from prayer for as long as the blood continues. If the blood persists, it is considered post-natal bleeding up to forty days. If the blood stops and does not return, she performs ritual purity and prays. However, if the blood stops and then returns, it is considered post-natal bleeding up to the forty days. During the time it stops, if there is enough time to pray, she prays and fasts, because it is a period of purity interspersed with bleeding. If the blood returns to her, the post-natal bleeding resumes. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
A woman says: I became pure for two or three days, and then blood returned to me, and I am within the forty days. Do I pray and fast?
Answer:
If she is in the state of post-natal bleeding, she must refrain from prayer for as long as the blood continues. If the blood persists, it is considered post-natal bleeding up to forty days. If the blood stops and does not return, she performs ritual purity and prays. However, if the blood stops and then returns, it is considered post-natal bleeding up to the forty days. During the time it stops, if there is enough time to pray, she prays and fasts, because it is a period of purity interspersed with bleeding. If the blood returns to her, the post-natal bleeding resumes. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/289 — archive.org (6:55)
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