fasting after a miscarriage
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if someone has had a miscarriage and has now stopped bleeding can she perform salah and keep fast or does she have to wait forty days before she is allowed to do any ibadat jazakallah Submitted by on Wed, 01/09/2010 - 03:06
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Dear Brother / Sister,
The minimum limit for the state of puerperium is the flow of blood even for a moment; the maximum limit is forty days. The blood flow that continues more than forty days is regarded as istihaza blood (blood due to a fracture in a capillary, due to an illness). Therefore, if there is no blood, you should make ghusl and pray. You don't have to wait for forty days.
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