The Woman Whose Bleeding Stops After Forty Days
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Question:
And there is nothing. A woman whose forty days have ended and whose custom has returned. So sometimes her forty days end and her custom returns. So sometimes her forty days end and her custom returns. So sometimes what comes out of her is in the form of clots; sometimes she sees it, then it becomes bad. It is at a time other than her custom that she knew before the pregnancy and the liver. So what does she do, may Allah exalt and decree for her?
Answer:
She performs ghusl and prays; she performs ghusl and prays. She performs ghusl at the forty days, at the completion of the forty days, and prays. Even if she has intermittent blood, what comes out after the forty days is not considered anything; she considers it a discharge, unless it coincides with the time of her custom, the time of her menstrual custom. In that case, she considers it menstruation. As for if it exceeds the forty days and does not coincide with the time of the custom, she considers it blood of corruption. She performs istinja' and places something on the exit that prevents what comes out, then she performs wudu' and prays, just as we said previously regarding the woman with irregular bleeding.
And there is nothing. A woman whose forty days have ended and whose custom has returned. So sometimes her forty days end and her custom returns. So sometimes her forty days end and her custom returns. So sometimes what comes out of her is in the form of clots; sometimes she sees it, then it becomes bad. It is at a time other than her custom that she knew before the pregnancy and the liver. So what does she do, may Allah exalt and decree for her?
Answer:
She performs ghusl and prays; she performs ghusl and prays. She performs ghusl at the forty days, at the completion of the forty days, and prays. Even if she has intermittent blood, what comes out after the forty days is not considered anything; she considers it a discharge, unless it coincides with the time of her custom, the time of her menstrual custom. In that case, she considers it menstruation. As for if it exceeds the forty days and does not coincide with the time of the custom, she considers it blood of corruption. She performs istinja' and places something on the exit that prevents what comes out, then she performs wudu' and prays, just as we said previously regarding the woman with irregular bleeding.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، كتاب الصلاة : باب المواقيت — islamhouse.com (37:38)
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