Fasting of the woman who became pure before dawn and performed the ritual bath after it
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The questioner:
Is there a woman whose bleeding stopped before the pre-dawn meal, and she intended to fast and abstained, but did not perform the full ritual bath until near the midday prayer to confirm the cessation of the bleeding? What is the ruling on her fast? Please inform us, may Allah reward you with good. Yes.
The Shaykh:
If she sees yellow discharge at the end of the night, she fasts, and there is no harm in that, even if she delays the shortening of the prayer. However, it is not permissible for her to perform the ritual bath before the sun rises until she prays the Fajr prayer in its time. As for if she is uncertain about her purity, her fast is not valid, meaning her fast is not definitive. But if she is certain of her purity at the end of the night and she is not certain about fasting, the fast is valid. If she sees blood that is hot and has a taste, is it considered? She should not intentionally swallow it. But if it goes down without intention, it does not harm. However, she should not intentionally aim to swallow food. The day of Saturday after the festival. Please, regarding exaggeration. If it happens to her, and if she delays it until the end of the month, yes. It suffices for her to fast one day or two days. One day. The second understanding, yes.
Is there a woman whose bleeding stopped before the pre-dawn meal, and she intended to fast and abstained, but did not perform the full ritual bath until near the midday prayer to confirm the cessation of the bleeding? What is the ruling on her fast? Please inform us, may Allah reward you with good. Yes.
The Shaykh:
If she sees yellow discharge at the end of the night, she fasts, and there is no harm in that, even if she delays the shortening of the prayer. However, it is not permissible for her to perform the ritual bath before the sun rises until she prays the Fajr prayer in its time. As for if she is uncertain about her purity, her fast is not valid, meaning her fast is not definitive. But if she is certain of her purity at the end of the night and she is not certain about fasting, the fast is valid. If she sees blood that is hot and has a taste, is it considered? She should not intentionally swallow it. But if it goes down without intention, it does not harm. However, she should not intentionally aim to swallow food. The day of Saturday after the festival. Please, regarding exaggeration. If it happens to her, and if she delays it until the end of the month, yes. It suffices for her to fast one day or two days. One day. The second understanding, yes.
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