Q: Porridge was made from breast milk of a certain woman and another child (under 2 yrs) happened to eat that same porridge. The second baby who the porridge was not meant for, ate 2 spoonfuls of it before they realized that there was breast milk inside.
So, another Mufti was saying that because the milk hasn't come directly from the source, so the maslah of Rada'at doesn't apply. I just wanted to confirm, will Rada'at be established and will they be considered siblings or not?
Details of the Porridge:
Porridge is rice porridge, which is in powder form
It was 3 tablespoons of powder mixed with 60-70 ml of breast milk and 2 drops of honey
It was then put into the fridge
Later on, to thin it out, just over a teaspoon of boiling water was put in.
The porridge was not put on the stove
A: If the dominant portion in the porridge is the milk, then hurmat-e-rada'at will be established and the woman whose milk was used will become the foster mother of the child. If the milk was not the dominant portion in the porridge, then hurmat-e-rada'at will not be established.
And Allah Ta'ala (الله تعالى) knows best.
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