The ruling on a menstruating woman entering the state of ihram for 'Umrah
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Question:
The sister asking says that she went to perform 'Umrah while menstruating, entered the state of ihram from Makkah, completed her 'Umrah, and returned to Riyadh,
Answer:
while she was still menstruating. She has not performed a valid 'Umrah. There is no harm in entering the state of ihram; she may enter it, and her ihram is valid. However, she remains in the state of ihram until she becomes pure and performs the full ritual bath, then she performs the 'Umrah. If she performed the 'Umrah while menstruating, then this 'Umrah is not valid. She remains in the state of ihram, so she must observe the restrictions of ihram, avoid its prohibitions, and return to Makkah. She should hasten to return to Makkah because she is in the state of ihram, and perform the 'Umrah in the prescribed manner. Yes.
The sister asking says that she went to perform 'Umrah while menstruating, entered the state of ihram from Makkah, completed her 'Umrah, and returned to Riyadh,
Answer:
while she was still menstruating. She has not performed a valid 'Umrah. There is no harm in entering the state of ihram; she may enter it, and her ihram is valid. However, she remains in the state of ihram until she becomes pure and performs the full ritual bath, then she performs the 'Umrah. If she performed the 'Umrah while menstruating, then this 'Umrah is not valid. She remains in the state of ihram, so she must observe the restrictions of ihram, avoid its prohibitions, and return to Makkah. She should hasten to return to Makkah because she is in the state of ihram, and perform the 'Umrah in the prescribed manner. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/276 — archive.org (2:48)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.
