The Ghusl of a Menstruating Woman When Her Husband Has Intercourse with Her and She Discharges

The questioner:
If a man has intercourse with his wife while she is menstruating and she discharges, meaning when her husband has intercourse with her, is ghusl obligatory for her or not?

The Shaykh:
She has two ghusls: the ghusl for menstruation when she becomes pure, and the ghusl for major ritual impurity because of the discharge of semen. She has two ghusls, and they are combined in one ghusl. If she intends both, that suffices. If she intends the ghusl for menstruation, it includes the ghusl for major ritual impurity. Or if she intends the ghusl for major ritual impurity, meaning she intends the ghusl that removes the state of ritual impurity from her, intending to wash in a way that removes the states of impurity from her, or if she intends the ghusl for both states of impurity when she washes from menstruation, all the states of impurity are removed.

The questioner:
If he said, the bird, the purpose of the ghusl is for prayer, and as for the state of menstruation, she is considered, meaning.

The Shaykh:
If she delays it, there is no harm. If she delays the ghusl, there is nothing wrong with it.

The questioner:
But, meaning, the ground.

The Shaykh:
If, until it becomes proper, but there is a rush to perform the ghusl for major ritual impurity so that the ruling of major ritual impurity does not apply to her, so it is good from the perspective of easing the states of ritual impurity, from the perspective of easing them, yes.

Another questioner:
What is your statement?

The questioner:
She must perform the ghusl for major ritual impurity and menstruation.

The Shaykh:
Or all the states of ritual impurity, absolutely.

The questioner:
Yes.