A question regarding the purification of a woman from menstrual and post-natal blood
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Question:
A woman became pure from post-natal bleeding after thirty days, so she performed the full ritual bath and prayed. Then, after a month and a half, her period came and it exceeded seven days. Does she pray or not? Knowing that her usual period is six days.
Answer:
If a woman in post-natal bleeding becomes pure before forty days, she performs the full ritual bath and prays and fasts. If she becomes pure after ten or twenty days, she performs the full ritual bath and prays, and praise be to Allah. If the blood returns to her within the forty days, she sits and does not pray as long as she is within the forty days. If the forty days are completed, she performs the full ritual bath and prays and fasts, even if she experiences blood, for it will be blood of corruption; she performs the ablution for every prayer. As for if she becomes pure and the forty days end, and then her custom comes, she sits for her custom, her known custom of six or seven days, her known custom with her, she sits for it. If it exceeds by one or two days continuously beyond the custom, there is no harm.
As for if the blood continues with her, it is irregular non-menstrual bleeding. If the blood continues with her, or she sees purity, and then new blood comes to her, this is irregular non-menstrual bleeding. Or if it continues for more than fifteen days, it may be irregular non-menstrual bleeding. If her custom is six or seven nights, and then she becomes pure, and then blood comes to her after the purity, she considers this blood of corruption; she prays and fasts and performs the ablution for every prayer, like the other women with irregular non-menstrual bleeding.
As for if it remains in its state for six or seven days, then up to fifteen days it is menstruation. If it exceeds that, it is irregular non-menstrual bleeding. If it stops and settles as a custom for her, there is no harm. But the most cautious thing for her is to observe so that she does not be afflicted with doubt and hesitation. If she exceeds the custom by a clear excess, she performs the full ritual bath and prays and fasts, if the blood that exceeded the custom is different from the blood of the custom. Her custom is six or seven, then it exceeded, and yellow or dark blood came to her after that, she performs the full ritual bath and prays and fasts, because this is irregular non-menstrual bleeding, and praise be to Allah.
A woman became pure from post-natal bleeding after thirty days, so she performed the full ritual bath and prayed. Then, after a month and a half, her period came and it exceeded seven days. Does she pray or not? Knowing that her usual period is six days.
Answer:
If a woman in post-natal bleeding becomes pure before forty days, she performs the full ritual bath and prays and fasts. If she becomes pure after ten or twenty days, she performs the full ritual bath and prays, and praise be to Allah. If the blood returns to her within the forty days, she sits and does not pray as long as she is within the forty days. If the forty days are completed, she performs the full ritual bath and prays and fasts, even if she experiences blood, for it will be blood of corruption; she performs the ablution for every prayer. As for if she becomes pure and the forty days end, and then her custom comes, she sits for her custom, her known custom of six or seven days, her known custom with her, she sits for it. If it exceeds by one or two days continuously beyond the custom, there is no harm.
As for if the blood continues with her, it is irregular non-menstrual bleeding. If the blood continues with her, or she sees purity, and then new blood comes to her, this is irregular non-menstrual bleeding. Or if it continues for more than fifteen days, it may be irregular non-menstrual bleeding. If her custom is six or seven nights, and then she becomes pure, and then blood comes to her after the purity, she considers this blood of corruption; she prays and fasts and performs the ablution for every prayer, like the other women with irregular non-menstrual bleeding.
As for if it remains in its state for six or seven days, then up to fifteen days it is menstruation. If it exceeds that, it is irregular non-menstrual bleeding. If it stops and settles as a custom for her, there is no harm. But the most cautious thing for her is to observe so that she does not be afflicted with doubt and hesitation. If she exceeds the custom by a clear excess, she performs the full ritual bath and prays and fasts, if the blood that exceeded the custom is different from the blood of the custom. Her custom is six or seven, then it exceeded, and yellow or dark blood came to her after that, she performs the full ritual bath and prays and fasts, because this is irregular non-menstrual bleeding, and praise be to Allah.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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