Her usual menstrual period is seven days, and she saw purity on the fourth day
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Question:
May Allah reward you with good and do you well. A woman says: I had my period, and my cycle is seven days. In Ramadan, the blood stopped for me on the fourth day, so I fasted that day and prayed. On the fifth day, the blood returned to me, and I completed seven days until I became pure. Does the fast on the fourth day, when the blood stopped, count as valid, or must I make it up? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
If the day she fasted was complete purity, where she did not see any blood from the dawn until the sunset, and she had intended to fast from the night, then it is considered a valid fast; it is considered a valid fast. This is because she intended to fast, and the blood stopped for her for the rest of the day, so it is a valid fast, and praise be to Allah. It is considered an intermittent purity during the usual period, what
May Allah reward you with good and do you well. A woman says: I had my period, and my cycle is seven days. In Ramadan, the blood stopped for me on the fourth day, so I fasted that day and prayed. On the fifth day, the blood returned to me, and I completed seven days until I became pure. Does the fast on the fourth day, when the blood stopped, count as valid, or must I make it up? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
If the day she fasted was complete purity, where she did not see any blood from the dawn until the sunset, and she had intended to fast from the night, then it is considered a valid fast; it is considered a valid fast. This is because she intended to fast, and the blood stopped for her for the rest of the day, so it is a valid fast, and praise be to Allah. It is considered an intermittent purity during the usual period, what
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، عادتها في الحيض سبعة أيام ورأت الطهر في اليوم الرابع - الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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