What comes out of a woman in the form of secretions: is she required to perform wudu, or does she not perform wudu?
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The questioner : He says: What comes out of a woman in the form of secretions, is she required to perform wudu, or does she not perform wudu?
The Shaykh : If that is a continuous condition, and she performs wudu, she remains in a state of ritual purity until she is affected by another cause of impurity. For example, if this woman, from whom this fluid constantly emerges, performs wudu for the midday prayer and is not affected by urination, defecation, or passing wind until the time for the afternoon prayer arrives, she prays the afternoon prayer with her initial state of purity, because her purity has not been broken.
A continuous cause of impurity does not break the wudu according to the stronger opinion; rather, it is broken by another cause of impurity. Likewise, if this continuous fluid stops and then returns, she must perform wudu.
The Shaykh : If that is a continuous condition, and she performs wudu, she remains in a state of ritual purity until she is affected by another cause of impurity. For example, if this woman, from whom this fluid constantly emerges, performs wudu for the midday prayer and is not affected by urination, defecation, or passing wind until the time for the afternoon prayer arrives, she prays the afternoon prayer with her initial state of purity, because her purity has not been broken.
A continuous cause of impurity does not break the wudu according to the stronger opinion; rather, it is broken by another cause of impurity. Likewise, if this continuous fluid stops and then returns, she must perform wudu.