I always face the problem of purity from menstruation, and that is because the blood stops on the fifth day, and then a brown color comes out on the sixth day, and this happened in

The questioner : I always face the problem of purity from menstruation, and that is because the blood stops on the fifth day, and then a brown color comes out on the sixth day, and this happened in the first, second, and third days of Ramadan. In other words, the blood stopped on the last day of Sha'ban, which is the fifth day of menstruation. So I took a bath on that day, prayed, and fasted. When I asked about that, I was told: You must make up the fasting for these three days, and you must make up those days, namely the sixth, seventh, and eighth days. And the question is: How do I know when I am pure? I know that this brown substance does not come out except once or twice on the sixth, seventh, and eighth days? And does my bath invalidate the prayer and the fast, because I did not take a bath after the last three days due to my ignorance of that? May Allah reward you with good?

The Shaykh : Yes. If a woman becomes pure from the heavy, flowing menstruation that she knows to be menstruation, then what comes after it is not considered anything, because yellow discharge, brown discharge, and one or two drops are not considered anything. Based on this, we see that her fast is valid, and her prayer is valid, and her first bath, which was after five days, removed the state of major ritual impurity from her. Yes.

The questioner : This is a questioner who says: I ask about the one who has irregular non-menstrual bleeding. May Allah be pleased with him.