The ruling on the discharges that women experience during Hajj

Question:
Regarding women in Hajj: If the presence of water becomes difficult, is it sufficient for them to wipe the discharges and perform dry ablution for prayer?

Answer:
What kind of discharges?
Q: The discharges that come from the womb?
A: She should clean herself and then perform ablution, unless they are in a desert area where there is no water; in that case, she should clean herself with stones and perform dry ablution. As for the one in Makkah, praise be to Allah, water is available, so she should clean herself.
Q: If there is some of these discharges on the garment?
A: What is affected by it must be washed.
Q: What is considered?
A: What is affected by it must be washed.
Q: Is it considered ritually impure?
A: Yes.
Q: The custom of women in Mina and Muzdalifah is that it becomes difficult to find a place where they can conceal themselves, so they are forced to perform dry ablution, on the excuse that there is no place where they can conceal themselves?
A: They should look for the edge of the tent: she urinates there and cleans herself with stones, and takes the earth and wipes three or four times until the impurity is removed.