The Ruling on the Discharge from the Private Parts and the Invalidating of the Ablution
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh! Some women have a discharge that comes from their private parts and gets on their underwear. So when they pray after performing the ablution, they take it off and do not pray in it. What is the ruling on that?
Answer:
As you heard, the first point is that whatever comes out from the two passages invalidates the ablution absolutely; it invalidates the ablution absolutely. As for if the moisture in the private parts does not flow, it does not harm her. But if it flows, she should wash whatever it got on of the garment or the body, because this is ritually impure.
Honorable Shaykh! Some women have a discharge that comes from their private parts and gets on their underwear. So when they pray after performing the ablution, they take it off and do not pray in it. What is the ruling on that?
Answer:
As you heard, the first point is that whatever comes out from the two passages invalidates the ablution absolutely; it invalidates the ablution absolutely. As for if the moisture in the private parts does not flow, it does not harm her. But if it flows, she should wash whatever it got on of the garment or the body, because this is ritually impure.
Source
شرح الدروس المهمة لعامة الأمة لابن باز [ مجموعة من المشايخ ]، فتاوى الشيخ عبد الله القصير — islamhouse.com (8:09)
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