The ruling on a menstruating woman reading the Qur'an and touching the mushaf
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Question:
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, what is the ruling on a menstruating woman reading the Qur'an?
Answer:
Except in cases of dire necessity, if she fears forgetting it, or fears forgetting what she has memorized, she may read it so that it does not be lost to her. Or if she has an exam at a time that would be missed, there is no harm in her reading for the sake of the exam, because this is a dire necessity; if she did not read, she would miss the exam and suffer harm. As for other than these two cases, she does not read the Qur'an until she becomes pure and performs the full ritual bath. She does not touch the mushaf directly under any circumstances. However, she may recite from memory, or read from the mushaf with a barrier between her hand and it, placing a barrier on her hand to read from the mushaf, or touch the mushaf with a tool or the like. Yes.
The questioner says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, what is the ruling on a menstruating woman reading the Qur'an?
Answer:
Except in cases of dire necessity, if she fears forgetting it, or fears forgetting what she has memorized, she may read it so that it does not be lost to her. Or if she has an exam at a time that would be missed, there is no harm in her reading for the sake of the exam, because this is a dire necessity; if she did not read, she would miss the exam and suffer harm. As for other than these two cases, she does not read the Qur'an until she becomes pure and performs the full ritual bath. She does not touch the mushaf directly under any circumstances. However, she may recite from memory, or read from the mushaf with a barrier between her hand and it, placing a barrier on her hand to read from the mushaf, or touch the mushaf with a tool or the like. Yes.
Source
قراءة القرآن للحائض — alfawzan.live
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