Is it valid for a woman to pray two prayers with one ablution, or is it obligatory for her to perform ablution for every obligatory prayer, given that moisture frequently comes out of women?
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The questioner : The questioner says: Is it valid for a woman to pray two prayers with one ablution, or is it obligatory for her to perform ablution for every obligatory prayer, given that moisture comes out, it comes out frequently from women? And we have heard your fatwa regarding the moisture that comes out of a woman. Then, O honorable Shaykh, is this moisture pure or impure if it affects the clothes? I hope you will clarify this in detail, as the matter is confusing for everyone.
The Shaykh : This moisture that occurs with a woman is pure, unless it is urine. Urine is known for its foul smell and its distinct color. But this natural, ordinary moisture is pure. If it affects the clothes or the body, it does not make them impure, but it invalidates the ablution. This means: she does not perform ablution for the obligatory prayer until the time has entered, and she does not perform ablution for the voluntary prayer unless she intends to perform it. She may combine two prayers, combining the midday prayer with the afternoon prayer, and the sunset prayer with the night prayer, if it is difficult for her to perform ablution for every prayer. Yes.
The Shaykh : This moisture that occurs with a woman is pure, unless it is urine. Urine is known for its foul smell and its distinct color. But this natural, ordinary moisture is pure. If it affects the clothes or the body, it does not make them impure, but it invalidates the ablution. This means: she does not perform ablution for the obligatory prayer until the time has entered, and she does not perform ablution for the voluntary prayer unless she intends to perform it. She may combine two prayers, combining the midday prayer with the afternoon prayer, and the sunset prayer with the night prayer, if it is difficult for her to perform ablution for every prayer. Yes.
