What is the ruling on the days during which the usual menstrual period extended, and during which kudra (brownish discharge) and sufra (yellowish discharge) appeared, given that the questioner saw water with a brownish tinge, and then uncolored water, and doubted its purity?
Yellowish and brownish discharges are considered menstruation if they are continuous with blood and their combined duration with blood does not exceed fifteen days. Your purity is not confirmed except by seeing one of the two signs of purity: dryness (the cotton swab comes out clean), or the white discharge (a white fluid that appears after menstruation). If you performed while doubting your purity, you have erred. If you are certain of your purity, ghusl is obligatory for you, and you should not pay attention to any yellowish or brownish discharge you see after that. If the blood and the yellowish or brownish discharge connected to it exceed fifteen days, then you are in a state of (non-menstrual bleeding).
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