This also has another question regarding fasting in the case of her mother. She says that Allah enabled her to fast the month of Ramadan, but she experienced bleeding from
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The questioner : This also has another question regarding fasting in the case of her mother. She says that Allah enabled her to fast the month of Ramadan, but she experienced bleeding from her teeth on two days of Ramadan, and due to her illness, she was unable to make them up. Our question is: Does she have to make up this fasting, or are we required to pay an expiation for it?
The Shaykh : This bleeding that occurred in her teeth does not affect her fasting, as long as she takes care to avoid swallowing it as much as possible. Because blood coming out without a person's choice is not considered a breaker of the fast, just as if he had a nosebleed or blood came out of his teeth, and he took the utmost care to avoid swallowing it, then he owes nothing for that. And she is not required to make up the fast. So we tell this woman: You do not have to make up the fast. Yes.
The questioner : This is a message from a questioner from Karachi, Pakistan.
The Shaykh : This bleeding that occurred in her teeth does not affect her fasting, as long as she takes care to avoid swallowing it as much as possible. Because blood coming out without a person's choice is not considered a breaker of the fast, just as if he had a nosebleed or blood came out of his teeth, and he took the utmost care to avoid swallowing it, then he owes nothing for that. And she is not required to make up the fast. So we tell this woman: You do not have to make up the fast. Yes.
The questioner : This is a message from a questioner from Karachi, Pakistan.