The Ruling on Dark Discharge After Ritual Purity
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A woman says: Menstruation came to her, and the blood stopped on the sixth day from Maghrib until twelve at night. She performed the full ritual bath that day and fasted the following day. Then, a brownish dark discharge came to her, and she fasted that day as well. Does this count as menstruation, given that her custom is to sit for seven days?
This dark discharge is not from menstruation. The dark discharge that affects a woman after her ritual purity is nothing.Umm 'Atiyyah (may Allah be pleased with her) said: (We did not count the yellowish or darkish discharge after purity as anything), and in another narration: (We did not count it as anything), without mentioning "after purity."
And menstruation is blood, not dark discharge or yellowish discharge. Accordingly, this woman's fasting is valid, whether on the day she did not see the dark discharge or the day she did see it; because this dark discharge is not menstruation.
This dark discharge is not from menstruation. The dark discharge that affects a woman after her ritual purity is nothing.Umm 'Atiyyah (may Allah be pleased with her) said: (We did not count the yellowish or darkish discharge after purity as anything), and in another narration: (We did not count it as anything), without mentioning "after purity."
And menstruation is blood, not dark discharge or yellowish discharge. Accordingly, this woman's fasting is valid, whether on the day she did not see the dark discharge or the day she did see it; because this dark discharge is not menstruation.