A woman, for some reason that may be lawful or forbidden, used what is called an "IUD," and her menstruation lasted six days.

The questioner : Regarding the previous question from the questioner about connecting pipes, and this statement leads to a question... A woman, for some reason that may be lawful or forbidden, used what is known as an "IUD." Her menstruation lasted six days. After she used this "IUD," menstruation or blood began to come to her for six days after these six days.

The Shaykh: More.

The questioner : Is this, O Shaykh, considered irregular bleeding, or is it not considered irregular bleeding because it is not her custom, contrary to her custom, coming in abundance, or is it considered a completion of the menstruation?

The Shaykh : The answer to this is well known. If she sees purity in the first six days, then what follows in the other six days is irregular bleeding. If she sees purity after twelve days, then all of it is menstruation, and she is the one who brought this harm upon herself!

Another questioner : This is for everyone...

The Shaykh : I do not think this reason is religiously valid.

The questioner : Is there no maximum duration for menstruation?

The Shaykh : No, there are not.

The questioner : Even...?

The Shaykh : It has no limit, neither in little nor in much.
The questioner : Yes, I do.

The questioner : The important thing is her constant custom since she reached puberty until...