Is the white discharge, which is a sign of purity, ritually pure such that it does not necessitate ghusl if its emission continues after performing ghusl, or changing the garment if it comes into contact with clothes?

The discharge of al-qassah (white discharge signaling the end of menstruation) does not necessitate ghusl (definition) (ritual bath), and if its discharge continues after ghusl, ghusl does not need to be repeated. As for its purity or impurity, Ibn Qasim transmitted from Sharh al-Ubab that Ibn al-Imad hesitated regarding it. The apparent (ruling) is that it is impure if its emergence from the inner part of the vagina is confirmed, or if it is coagulated blood. Otherwise, it is pure. Therefore, as long as what is mentioned is not certain, it is pure, and there is no need to change clothes or wash what of it has touched the body or clothes.