Continuation of the things that invalidate fasting.
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The Shaykh : Among women, there is the notion that if a woman menstruates after breaking her fast but before praying Maghrib, her fast is invalidated. This has no basis. No scholar has ever held this view. If someone were to ask: What is your evidence that if a menstruating woman has her period, her fast is invalidated? In other words, what is your evidence that if a woman is fasting and her period begins, her fast is invalidated?
We say: Our evidence for this is the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) regarding the woman:Sahih al-Bukhari 1951.
The ninth is the emergence of post-natal bleeding. This is what occurs during childbirth with labor pains. If a pregnant woman feels the labor pains and blood comes from her, her fast is invalidated. This is if it means two or three days before the birth. As for if the blood comes before this period, it is corrupt blood that does not invalidate the fast. These are nine things that break the fast.
We say: Our evidence for this is the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) regarding the woman:
Isn't it true that a woman does not pray and does not fast on menstruating?
أليس إذا حاضت لم تصل ولم تصمThe ninth is the emergence of post-natal bleeding. This is what occurs during childbirth with labor pains. If a pregnant woman feels the labor pains and blood comes from her, her fast is invalidated. This is if it means two or three days before the birth. As for if the blood comes before this period, it is corrupt blood that does not invalidate the fast. These are nine things that break the fast.