The Shaykh’s mention of a report from Ibn 'Abbas regarding the permissibility of a menstruating woman entering the mosque.
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The Shaykh : We derived our ruling from the hadith of 'A'ishah when the Messenger (peace be upon him) said to her: , so we infer from this hadith that it is permissible for her, while menstruating, to enter the Sacred Mosque. Do you remember this?
The questioner : Good.
The Shaykh : Of course, the rest of the discussion is known, as is the method of derivation.
The questioner : An addition.
The Shaykh : What I mentioned, its details are known now. Here is a report from Ibn 'Abbas: "A woman came to him and said: 'May I enter the Ka'bah?' The Ka'bah is not the mosque. 'And I am menstruating?' He said: 'Yes, and even if you are bleeding heavily, enter, then wipe yourself, then enter.'"
The questioner : O Shaykh, this is extreme clarity and directness.
The Shaykh : I wanted to put it in your minds...
The questioner : My Shaykh, where did this report come from?
The Shaykh : In al-Darimi.
Do what the pilgrim does, except do not perform tawaf and do not pray.
اصنعي ما يصنع الحاج ، غير ألَّا تطوفي ولا تصليThe questioner : Good.
The Shaykh : Of course, the rest of the discussion is known, as is the method of derivation.
The questioner : An addition.
The Shaykh : What I mentioned, its details are known now. Here is a report from Ibn 'Abbas: "A woman came to him and said: 'May I enter the Ka'bah?' The Ka'bah is not the mosque. 'And I am menstruating?' He said: 'Yes, and even if you are bleeding heavily, enter, then wipe yourself, then enter.'"
The questioner : O Shaykh, this is extreme clarity and directness.
The Shaykh : I wanted to put it in your minds...
The questioner : My Shaykh, where did this report come from?
The Shaykh : In al-Darimi.
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