The blood that comes from a woman after a miscarriage
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Fatwa No. ( 1795 )
Q: A woman miscarried in the third month of her pregnancy in the first month of Ramadan, and she broke her fast for five days after the miscarriage due to the presence of blood from the effect of the miscarriage. The blood continued with her in the same vagina, though it was not coming out of it. She continued fasting and praying for twenty-five days. Is her fasting and prayer valid while she is in this state, knowing that she performs a complete ablution for every prayer, and she is still in this state now, finding blood and moisture from it in the vagina? She recalls that she was using birth control pills and menstruating before she became pregnant?
A: If the situation is as you described, regarding her miscarriage in the third month of her pregnancy, then the blood is not considered post-natal bleeding; because what came from her of the pregnancy is only a clot in which no human creation is discernible. Accordingly, her fasting is valid and her prayer is valid while she sees blood in the vagina, as long as she performs ablution for every prayer as mentioned in the question. She must make up the fasting and prayer she missed during the five days she broke her fast and did not pray in, knowing that this blood is considered irregular non-menstrual bleeding.
And success is from Allah, and may Allah send prayers and blessings upon our Prophet Muhammad, his family, and his companions.
Q: A woman miscarried in the third month of her pregnancy in the first month of Ramadan, and she broke her fast for five days after the miscarriage due to the presence of blood from the effect of the miscarriage. The blood continued with her in the same vagina, though it was not coming out of it. She continued fasting and praying for twenty-five days. Is her fasting and prayer valid while she is in this state, knowing that she performs a complete ablution for every prayer, and she is still in this state now, finding blood and moisture from it in the vagina? She recalls that she was using birth control pills and menstruating before she became pregnant?
A: If the situation is as you described, regarding her miscarriage in the third month of her pregnancy, then the blood is not considered post-natal bleeding; because what came from her of the pregnancy is only a clot in which no human creation is discernible. Accordingly, her fasting is valid and her prayer is valid while she sees blood in the vagina, as long as she performs ablution for every prayer as mentioned in the question. She must make up the fasting and prayer she missed during the five days she broke her fast and did not pray in, knowing that this blood is considered irregular non-menstrual bleeding.
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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