The Ruling on a Menstruating Woman Entering Ihram from the Miqat and Performing Tawaf After She Becomes Pure
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Question:
If a woman is menstruating and wants to perform 'Umrah while she is outside Makkah, can she enter ihram from the miqat and then perform tawaf once she becomes pure?
Answer:
Yes, she enters ihram even if she is menstruating. She enters ihram from the miqat, and when she becomes pure, she performs tawaf and sa'y. She stays in her house until she becomes pure, and when she becomes pure, she performs ghusl and performs tawaf, and praise be to Allah. The same applies to a woman with post-natal bleeding; if she enters ihram while she has post-natal bleeding and remains in her state of ihram until she becomes pure, it is the same.
If a woman is menstruating and wants to perform 'Umrah while she is outside Makkah, can she enter ihram from the miqat and then perform tawaf once she becomes pure?
Answer:
Yes, she enters ihram even if she is menstruating. She enters ihram from the miqat, and when she becomes pure, she performs tawaf and sa'y. She stays in her house until she becomes pure, and when she becomes pure, she performs ghusl and performs tawaf, and praise be to Allah. The same applies to a woman with post-natal bleeding; if she enters ihram while she has post-natal bleeding and remains in her state of ihram until she becomes pure, it is the same.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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