The ruling on a child nursed by the first husband’s wife regarding the daughters of the second husband

A woman married a man and bore daughters from him. She then nursed a boy along with these daughters, and he became their brother through breastfeeding. Later, this woman was divorced and married another man, from whom she bore daughters. Is this boy a brother to these daughters whom she bore from the other husband?

He says: A woman has daughters, and she nursed a child. Then, after her husband, she married another man and bore daughters from him. Are the daughters of the second husband sisters to the child who was nursed by her while she was in the marriage of the first husband? This is the question.And the answer: Yes.
Her daughters from the second husband are sisters to the child who was nursed by her while she was in the marriage of the first husband, but they are his sisters through their mother; because the mother is one.And here we say: Breastfeeding is like lineage. Just as a person may have maternal sisters through lineage, he may have maternal sisters through breastfeeding. Likewise, a person may have paternal sisters through lineage and paternal sisters through breastfeeding. He may have full sisters through lineage, and he may have full sisters through breastfeeding.