The ruling on a woman who experiences purity during menstruation

His Eminence the Shaykh: Menstruation in a woman has a known time, and the woman knows her time. If a little of the menstrual blood comes down on the first day, then stops on the second day out of five full obligatory prayers, then continues in its natural form on the third day, does she make up this day, or is it considered part of the days that are counted and known to her?

Some of the scholars (may Allah have mercy on them) say: This slight interruption,Meaning: one day out of seven days, is nothing; that is to say, its ruling is the ruling of menstruation; because it is customary for many women to experience dryness during menstruation, and it is attached to it,And some scholars say: No, if she becomes pure on a day, she performs the full ritual bath and prays, and if menstruation comes to her, she performs the ablution, and this involves hardship without a doubt,Meaning: A woman has a day of menstruation, a day of blood, a day of purity, a day of menstruation, and a day of purity. This involves hardship; she performs the full ritual bath six or seven times in one menstrual period.

The correct view: That its ruling is the ruling of menstruation.