A pregnant woman who has bleeding: what is the ruling on her prayer and fasting? Does she leave off the prayer and fasting?
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The questioner : A pregnant woman who has bleeding: what is the ruling on her prayer and fasting? Does she leave off the prayer and fasting?
The Shaykh : If a pregnant woman has bleeding, this blood is blood of corruption, not menstruation. So she prays, and her prayer is valid. She fasts, and her fast is valid. What is lawful for her husband is lawful for her, provided this blood does not come to her, because the scholars call this blood blood of corruption. However, she does not perform the ablution for prayer until the time for it enters, except for the voluntary prayer, in which case she performs the ablution whenever she wants to pray, at any time other than the prohibited times. As for the obligatory prayer, she does not perform the ablution for it until the time enters. This is if the blood is continuous. As for if it is intermittent, and she performed the ablution and nothing came out until the time for prayer entered, then she prays the prayer and there is no blame on her. Yes.
The Shaykh : If a pregnant woman has bleeding, this blood is blood of corruption, not menstruation. So she prays, and her prayer is valid. She fasts, and her fast is valid. What is lawful for her husband is lawful for her, provided this blood does not come to her, because the scholars call this blood blood of corruption. However, she does not perform the ablution for prayer until the time for it enters, except for the voluntary prayer, in which case she performs the ablution whenever she wants to pray, at any time other than the prohibited times. As for the obligatory prayer, she does not perform the ablution for it until the time enters. This is if the blood is continuous. As for if it is intermittent, and she performed the ablution and nothing came out until the time for prayer entered, then she prays the prayer and there is no blame on her. Yes.