Honorable Sheikh, if a pregnancy ends before its time, does the waiting period end with it, knowing that it did not end at its due time?

Whether the cause was external or without any cause.

The scholars say about a miscarriage: if the human form is distinguishable in it,

then the waiting period ends with it.

And the blood is considered postpartum bleeding, postpartum bleeding.

But if the human form is not distinguishable, it is not taken into account, the waiting period does not end with it, and the blood that the woman experiences is not considered postpartum bleeding.

And if the woman intentionally causes a miscarriage.

It is not permissible for her to use anything to cause a miscarriage after the creation of the human form is evident.

Miscarriage is allowed if it is within the first forty days according to some scholars, while some scholars believe it is not allowed even in the first forty days.

Because after the creation of the human form is evident, it is not permissible for her to cause a miscarriage.

Except if it becomes clear that this fetus.

Has a defect, and the deformity is unbearable.

If the doctors decide that it should be delivered, then there is no problem.