The ruling on entering the state of ihram and performing 'Umrah for a menstruating woman on her way to Makkah
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Question:
A woman attends Makkah al-Mukarramah twice a month with her husband; because the husband is the owner of transport convoys for pilgrims and 'Umrah performers. On one occasion, her menstrual period started while she was on the way to Makkah, and she did not enter the state of ihram when passing the miqat, nor did she perform 'Umrah. Is there anything required of her?
Answer:
No, there is nothing required of her. It is not obligatory for her to perform 'Umrah, even if she were not menstruating. If she had not menstruated, it would not be obligatory for her to perform 'Umrah. If she wants the reward and recompense, she enters the state of ihram. If she does not want that, it is not obligatory for her to enter the state of ihram.
A woman attends Makkah al-Mukarramah twice a month with her husband; because the husband is the owner of transport convoys for pilgrims and 'Umrah performers. On one occasion, her menstrual period started while she was on the way to Makkah, and she did not enter the state of ihram when passing the miqat, nor did she perform 'Umrah. Is there anything required of her?
Answer:
No, there is nothing required of her. It is not obligatory for her to perform 'Umrah, even if she were not menstruating. If she had not menstruated, it would not be obligatory for her to perform 'Umrah. If she wants the reward and recompense, she enters the state of ihram. If she does not want that, it is not obligatory for her to enter the state of ihram.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، هل من الضروري عند أداء العمرة أداء صلاة جمعة في مكة وأخرى في المدينة؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com (0:22)
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