What is the ruling regarding a woman seeing a yellowish or brownish discharge after her divorce and during her usual menstrual period?
Purity from menstruation is identified by two signs: the emission of a white discharge (al-qassah al-bayda'), or complete dryness. Any brownish or yellowish discharge after achieving purity is not considered menstruation, but before purity, it is part of it. If purity is achieved before the divorce, then the divorce is valid, even if it occurred before performing (ritual bath). However, if the sign of purity was not achieved and the woman saw brownish or yellowish discharge after the divorce, this means she was menstruating at the time of the divorce. Divorce during menstruation is a matter of scholarly disagreement, with the majority of scholars holding the view that it is valid.
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