What should a woman do if she performs ablution and moisture comes from her private parts? Does she pray the obligatory prayer immediately, or is it permissible for her to pray voluntary and obligatory prayers?
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The questioner : Regarding the issue of a woman's moisture, the questioner asks: What should a woman do if she performs ablution? Does she pray the obligatory prayer immediately, or does she pray the recommended practice, so that her state is like that of one from whom nothing comes out?
The Shaykh : If the time for prayer enters for a woman who has irregular non-menstrual bleeding, or for one who is afflicted with the fluid that comes out constantly, when the time enters she performs ablution and remains in a state of ritual purity until the time ends. She prays whatever she wishes of obligatory and voluntary prayers, because her ritual purity is complete, except that it is a ritual purity of dire necessity that is measured by its duration. The meaning of my saying "it is measured by its duration" is that when the time ends, she needs a second ablution for the future prayers.
The Shaykh : If the time for prayer enters for a woman who has irregular non-menstrual bleeding, or for one who is afflicted with the fluid that comes out constantly, when the time enters she performs ablution and remains in a state of ritual purity until the time ends. She prays whatever she wishes of obligatory and voluntary prayers, because her ritual purity is complete, except that it is a ritual purity of dire necessity that is measured by its duration. The meaning of my saying "it is measured by its duration" is that when the time ends, she needs a second ablution for the future prayers.