The ruling on a woman who is unsure whether her menstruation began before or after the call to prayer
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The ruling on a woman who is unsure whether her menstruation began before or after the call to prayer
If the time for prayer enters and a woman goes to the bathroom to perform istinja' (cleaning oneself after relieving oneself) and sees menstrual blood, but she does not know whether this blood came out before the adhan (call to prayer) or after it, what is obligatory for her?
The original presumption is that it did not come out. Accordingly, if she becomes pure, she must make up the prayer whose time had entered, unless she went quickly from the moment she heard the adhan and saw the blood; in that case, it is most likely that this occurred before the time, and if it was before the time, the prayer is not obligatory for her.
If the time for prayer enters and a woman goes to the bathroom to perform istinja' (cleaning oneself after relieving oneself) and sees menstrual blood, but she does not know whether this blood came out before the adhan (call to prayer) or after it, what is obligatory for her?
The original presumption is that it did not come out. Accordingly, if she becomes pure, she must make up the prayer whose time had entered, unless she went quickly from the moment she heard the adhan and saw the blood; in that case, it is most likely that this occurred before the time, and if it was before the time, the prayer is not obligatory for her.