The Ruling on Discharges After the Cessation of Menstruation
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Question:
Another questioner from southern France asks: Do the discharges that come out a week after menstruation require the full ritual bath or the ablution? And are they ritually impure?
Answer:
No. If the blood has stopped completely and purity has been achieved, and the woman has performed the full ritual bath for menstruation, and then a brownish or yellowish discharge comes to her afterward, it is considered a breaker of the ablution only. It is not considered part of the menstruation and does not require the full ritual bath. Rather, it is among the things that break the ablution. She should clean herself and then perform the ablution. This is based on the statement of Umm Atiyyah (may Allah be pleased with her): "We did not count the brownish discharge and the yellowish discharge after purity as anything." Yes.
Another questioner from southern France asks: Do the discharges that come out a week after menstruation require the full ritual bath or the ablution? And are they ritually impure?
Answer:
No. If the blood has stopped completely and purity has been achieved, and the woman has performed the full ritual bath for menstruation, and then a brownish or yellowish discharge comes to her afterward, it is considered a breaker of the ablution only. It is not considered part of the menstruation and does not require the full ritual bath. Rather, it is among the things that break the ablution. She should clean herself and then perform the ablution. This is based on the statement of Umm Atiyyah (may Allah be pleased with her): "We did not count the brownish discharge and the yellowish discharge after purity as anything." Yes.
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