The Ruling on Making Up Missed Prayers After the Cessation of Blood
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, a woman saw blood in the morning and did not pray. The blood stopped at midday and continued until the next morning. Is she required to make up those prayers she did not perform, or is this considered menstruation?
Answer:
If the blood did not stop completely and some remained, even if it was yellowish or brownish, then she has not become pure yet and must wait. She does not have to pray because she is still menstruating. However, if the blood stopped completely and nothing remained, neither brownish nor yellowish, and she saw cleanliness, then it is obligatory for her to pray. She must make up whatever she left off after the blood stopped.
Honorable Shaykh, a woman saw blood in the morning and did not pray. The blood stopped at midday and continued until the next morning. Is she required to make up those prayers she did not perform, or is this considered menstruation?
Answer:
If the blood did not stop completely and some remained, even if it was yellowish or brownish, then she has not become pure yet and must wait. She does not have to pray because she is still menstruating. However, if the blood stopped completely and nothing remained, neither brownish nor yellowish, and she saw cleanliness, then it is obligatory for her to pray. She must make up whatever she left off after the blood stopped.
Source
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