The concession applies when concern for the child is credible, such as from a competent clinical assessment, relevant experience or evident signs. It is not equated with every unsubstantiated worry or ordinary inconvenience.
A particular pregnancy or infant-feeding situation requires individual evaluation. A qualified clinician can assess medical risk, while a qualified scholar can apply the legal ruling to that risk.
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Kitab al-Sawm: Pregnancy, Nursing, Permanent Inability and Fidya
The concession applies when concern for the child is credible, such as from a competent clinical assessment, relevant experience or evident signs. It is not equated with every unsubstantiated worry or ordinary inconvenience.
A particular pregnancy or infant-feeding situation requires individual evaluation. A qualified clinician can assess medical risk, while a qualified scholar can apply the legal ruling to that risk.