The Ruling on the Use of Henna by a Woman in Menstruation or Post-Natal Bleeding
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Finally, you are asking about the ruling on a woman applying henna to her hands when she has a valid religious excuse?
Answer: There is no harm in that. There is no blame on a woman to apply henna to her hands while she is in post-natal bleeding or menstruation. That does not harm her. She may apply henna to her hands, her head, or her feet. There is no harm in this, even if she is in a state of menstruation. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
Answer: There is no harm in that. There is no blame on a woman to apply henna to her hands while she is in post-natal bleeding or menstruation. That does not harm her. She may apply henna to her hands, her head, or her feet. There is no harm in this, even if she is in a state of menstruation. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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