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1. Is the yellow fluid with the smell of eggs semen? 2. Is a woman's semen viscous when it dries? 3. What should I do regarding my previous prayers after realizing that the discharge I used to think was vaginal moisture is actually semen? 4. Do I have to make up the prayers I performed believing that vaginal moisture does not invalidate ablution, and then it became clear that it does?

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Source: FtawySummary from Ftawy's records · added here Sep 2, 20261 min readAlso available in العربية
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A woman's semen, once dry, is not necessarily viscous, and a woman should rid herself of obsessive thoughts. If a woman is certain that what has exited her is semen, then her ruling is that of one who ignorantly omitted a condition for prayer. Vaginal discharges invalidate ablution, and a prayer performed without ablution from them is ruled as one performed by someone who ignorantly omitted a condition for prayer.

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