The ruling on blood coming from a woman after she sees the signs of purity

Question:
In another question, you say: If I take a ghusl (full ritual bath) for menstruation, and then after I see the signs of purity, blood comes out of me. This happens on the day of the ghusl, or a day or two after the ghusl, and sometimes three days. This is a hereditary condition among us. I take a ghusl for this blood at every prayer because it comes out of me between the times. If I see the signs of purity and then this blood comes out of me, do I have to take a ghusl when I see it? Or is wudu (ablution) sufficient? Please advise us, may Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
If what comes out is clear blood, then it is a sequel to menstruation. This is based on the statement of Umm Atiyyah (may Allah be pleased with her), who was one of the Companions of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): "We did not consider the dark or yellow discharge after purity to be anything." This indicates that anything other than the dark or yellow discharge is considered part of menstruation, and it prevents prayer, fasting, and intercourse with the husband.
As for when what comes out is not true blood, but rather a dark or yellow discharge, something ambiguous, then it is not to be attended to. There is no obstacle to prayer; rather, you must pray and fast, and it is permissible for you to have intercourse with your husband. There is no blame in that, just as in the hadith mentioned earlier. Yes.

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