Does one who used pills to prevent menstruation in Ramadan have to make up the fast?
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Question:
The questioner from Syria, who used the initials (S. A.) to represent her name, says: Some women take pills to prevent their monthly period during Ramadan. Is it obligatory for a woman to make up the days she did not fast during the time of her period? Or is she required to repeat the fast?
Answer:
As long as she took the pills and the menstruation stopped, she owes nothing. If she took the pills, or something that prevents menstruation, and fasted while in a state of ritual purity, then she does not have to make up the fast, and praise be to Allah. Yes.
The questioner from Syria, who used the initials (S. A.) to represent her name, says: Some women take pills to prevent their monthly period during Ramadan. Is it obligatory for a woman to make up the days she did not fast during the time of her period? Or is she required to repeat the fast?
Answer:
As long as she took the pills and the menstruation stopped, she owes nothing. If she took the pills, or something that prevents menstruation, and fasted while in a state of ritual purity, then she does not have to make up the fast, and praise be to Allah. Yes.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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