Ruling on a menstruating woman reciting dhikr and listening to the Qur'an

Question:
Is it permissible for a woman to recite dhikr and listen to the recited mushaf of the Qur'an during her period?

Answer:
Yes, it is recommended for a woman in post-natal bleeding or menstruation to perform the prescribed dhikr in the morning and evening and at other times, and to listen to recorded Qur'an or to someone else who is reciting. It is permissible for her to recite it herself from memory, according to the correct view, so that she does not forget it; she recites from memory. This is because the duration of menstruation and post-natal bleeding is long, unlike the state of major ritual impurity, where one does not recite until he performs the full ritual bath, because its duration is very short. A person in a state of major ritual impurity can perform the full ritual bath immediately and then recite, whereas the duration for a menstruating woman is long, and the duration for a woman in post-natal bleeding is long. Therefore, the correct view is that there is no blame on either of them for reciting from memory. Yes.