Islamic views on contraceptive blood in women
The Fatwa from the Dar al-Iftaa clarifies the Sharia ruling regarding the blood resulting from the contraceptive capsule injected into the shoulder, especially for women who cannot distinguish between menstruation and annullment bleeding (istihada). If the bleeding lasts for ten days or less, it is considered menstruation, and during this time, prayer and fasting are forbidden. However, if it exceeds ten days, the following day is classified as istihada, and the woman must perform ablution, change her clothing, and she is permitted to pray and fast. This ruling aims to regulate the Islamic legal judgment for women who are confused and to ensure adherence to the specified time limits for menstruation in Islamic jurisprudence.
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