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Ruling on the tawaf of a woman who saw dark discharge after her menstrual period and did not perform the full ritual bath

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Question:
A woman took pills to prevent her period from coming during the days of Hajj and performed the full ritual bath from the house. On the Day of 'Arafah, she saw dark discharge that was not a drop and not blood, so she washed the area at every prayer and performed the ablution. In Muzdalifah, she did not see anything, but rather saw dryness and white discharge. She stoned the pillars and went to Makkah, and performed tawaf around the House while she was clean, but she did not perform the full ritual bath for the tawaf; rather, she relied on her cleanliness. What is the ruling on the tawaf? Does she have to perform the full ritual bath again and repeat the tawaf? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
If what you saw during the time of the period was dark discharge, then the full ritual bath is necessary. You perform the full ritual bath and repeat the tawaf if the dark discharge and what you saw were during the time of the period. The obligatory thing is the full ritual bath. After you saw the white discharge, you perform the full ritual bath and repeat the tawaf; because you performed tawaf while you were menstruating in meaning and in ruling. So you must perform the full ritual bath and repeat the tawaf.
Source binbaz.org.sa

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