The ruling on the discharge of white fluids after menstruation

Question:
And after we have presented some questions, as time permits, we ask the brothers for permission to address this question, as its asker said he traveled thirty-five kilometers to present it. A woman asks, saying that something white comes out of her after menstruation and sometimes continues with her until the next period. Her question is about this discharge coming out immediately after performing wudu, and sometimes it comes out while she is praying. Does she have to repeat the wudu? Does it break her prayer if it comes out during the prayer? Is it permissible for her to combine the two prayers? Or what should she do?

Answer:
This happens to some women; it is the discharge of white fluid after menstruation. It affects some women. This has the ruling of urine. This has the ruling of urine. She must clean herself from it when the time for prayer enters, if it continues with her like a woman with irregular bleeding. Whether the woman has blood with her, or this woman has fluid, it is like the one with incontinence. She must seek help from Allah and ask her Lord for well-being. There is no harm in her treating herself with some good female doctors, perhaps it will benefit her. The point is that this and similar cases have the ruling of incontinence. She must clean herself at that time and pray. It is not a problem for her to combine Dhuhr and Asr, or Maghrib and Isha. This is the ruling of urine, not the ruling of menstruation. If this happens to her and continues with her, she has an excuse to combine the two times, and not to pray, and not to perform wudu except when the time enters. But if it does not happen all the time, if it happens to her sometimes, and it is not continuous, then this is like urine or wind that happens sometimes. If it occurs, it breaks the wudu. If she finds it, it breaks her wudu and she repeats the wudu. If it happens during prayer, it breaks the prayer, like wind coming out during prayer, or pain during prayer, or a shadow during prayer, which used to break the prayer. That is, if this affliction is continuous with her, if the wind is continuous with her, or the shadow is continuous with her, she is excused. So fear Allah as much as you are able. Pray according to your condition. Even if the fluid is moving, pray according to your condition. But she should keep some cotton or something else, and wipe it away somewhat. She does not perform wudu except when the time enters, based on the saying of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) So when the time enters, she performs wudu and prays combined or separately. Yes. Yes.