The ruling on the discharges that come out of a woman
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Question:
Are a woman's discharges—whether she is married or not—pure or not, on the clothing?
Answer:
This is a matter requiring consideration. The fluids that come out of her, the original ruling regarding them is that they are like urine; this is the original ruling. As for the ordinary moisture that is just moisture without a fluid, that is an easy matter. But the thing that comes out and flows from the private parts, its ruling is the ruling of urine. What appears to us is that it is ritually impure and one must guard against it, such as a drop or the like.
And this is if it continues with her; she must guard against it. But if it occurs and then goes away, then cleaning oneself after relieving oneself is sufficient for it, and praise be to Allah.
Are a woman's discharges—whether she is married or not—pure or not, on the clothing?
Answer:
This is a matter requiring consideration. The fluids that come out of her, the original ruling regarding them is that they are like urine; this is the original ruling. As for the ordinary moisture that is just moisture without a fluid, that is an easy matter. But the thing that comes out and flows from the private parts, its ruling is the ruling of urine. What appears to us is that it is ritually impure and one must guard against it, such as a drop or the like.
And this is if it continues with her; she must guard against it. But if it occurs and then goes away, then cleaning oneself after relieving oneself is sufficient for it, and praise be to Allah.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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