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If Period Ends Before Fajr, Should You Pray Maghrib and `Isha’?
If a woman’s period ends after the time for `Isha’ has begun, then she must pray `Isha’ because the time for it has come. At the same time, she must also pray Maghrib because it is a prayer that can be put together with `Isha’ when there is a valid reason for doing so. If the period ends after the time for `Asr has begun, she should pray Dhuhr and `Asr. If she becomes pure after Fajr, or after Dhuhr, or after Maghrib, she only has to offer one prayer, which is the prayer at the time of which her period ended (Fajr or Dhuhr or Maghrib).71,065She got her period twice in one month, and the two periods together added up to more than fifteen days
10Is the menstruating woman required to check whether her period has ended before Fajr?
2,101How can she know that her menses has ended, as that may happen and then be followed by yellowish or brownish discharge without her realising?
1,644Is It Mandatory in Islam to Wash Used Sanitary Pads Before Throwing Them?
None of the trustworthy scholars have stated that a woman has to wash her feminine pads which may have traces of menstrual blood, if she is going to throw them away and not use them again.79,925Can Menstruating Women Enter Al-Masjid An-Nabawi?
Menstruating women are not forbidden to enter Makkah or Madinah. There is nothing in the texts to suggest that they are not allowed to enter these cities.145,167Can You Pray with Yellow Discharge before Period?
1. The yellowish or brownish discharge that lasts for three or four days before the bleeding starts is not regarded as menses, and you should not stop praying or fasting at that time. 2. The black blood and the red blood that comes after it, and the yellowish discharge, are menses, until you see the white discharge or complete dryness. 3. If you see the white discharge or complete dryness, then any discharge after that, yellowish or brownish, is not regarded as menses.54,585Her menses stopped years ago, then she saw dark blood; is this regarded as menses?
2,760What Is the Sign of the End of Menses?
The end of menses may be confirmed by dryness, according to most jurists, except for what was narrated from Imam Malik about the woman who usually sees the white discharge; in her case, the end of menses is not marked by dryness.12,023She woke up and found that her period had ended, but she did not know when it ended; is her fast valid?
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