The ruling on the blood discharged by a woman who miscarried after two months of pregnancy
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Question:
Umm Ram says: My sister, O Shaykh Salih, miscarried, and she was two months pregnant. What are the consequences for her, and what is the ruling?
Answer:
If the pregnancy reaches 91 days—91 days means three months—and it enters the fourth month, then the soul is breathed into it at that time. So if she miscarries after this period, the blood that comes with it is post-natal bleeding (nifas), and it has the ruling of childbirth. But if she miscarries before this period, before 91 days, then the blood that comes with it is a discharge (istihadah) and is not post-natal bleeding. Yes.
Umm Ram says: My sister, O Shaykh Salih, miscarried, and she was two months pregnant. What are the consequences for her, and what is the ruling?
Answer:
If the pregnancy reaches 91 days—91 days means three months—and it enters the fourth month, then the soul is breathed into it at that time. So if she miscarries after this period, the blood that comes with it is post-natal bleeding (nifas), and it has the ruling of childbirth. But if she miscarries before this period, before 91 days, then the blood that comes with it is a discharge (istihadah) and is not post-natal bleeding. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [3584] حكم الدم الخارج من المرأة التي أسقطت بعد شهرين من الحمل - صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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