Ruling on the use of pills to delay menstruation in Ramadan
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Question:
What is the ruling on using pills to delay menstruation during the month of Ramadan?
Answer:
There is no harm. If she takes some pills so that her period does not come during Ramadan, so that she can pray with the people and fast with the people, there is nothing wrong with it.
Likewise, during the days of Hajj, so that she can circumambulate with the people and perform the rites of Hajj with the people, there is no harm in that, as it does not harm her, if Allah wills, provided she is one of those whom the pills do not harm.
And if she is married, the most cautious course is to consult her husband in this matter so that she does not face any difficulty.
What is the ruling on using pills to delay menstruation during the month of Ramadan?
Answer:
There is no harm. If she takes some pills so that her period does not come during Ramadan, so that she can pray with the people and fast with the people, there is nothing wrong with it.
Likewise, during the days of Hajj, so that she can circumambulate with the people and perform the rites of Hajj with the people, there is no harm in that, as it does not harm her, if Allah wills, provided she is one of those whom the pills do not harm.
And if she is married, the most cautious course is to consult her husband in this matter so that she does not face any difficulty.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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