What is the correct method of purification from menstruation, and does it differ from the purification of an adulteress? And is a girl considered an adulteress if a man smells the scent of her perfume? And how does one make up the days missed in Ramadan when the next Ramadan is approaching?
The complete method for purification from menstruation is detailed in No. 31942. The ritual bath () for due to adultery does not differ from any other ghusl. However, immediate repentance from adultery is obligatory because it is one of the great major sins, along with increasing supplication for forgiveness (istighfar) and performing righteous deeds. A woman going out perfumed such that men can smell her fragrance makes her sinful and is considered an adulteress in this sense, not in the sense of requiring ghusl or the prescribed punishment for adultery. This is because she incites men's lust and becomes a cause for the adultery of the eye. Making up missed days of should be done before the next Ramadan if possible. If there isn't enough time, the remaining days are to be made up after Ramadan, along with an expiation () of feeding one poor person for each day (approximately 750 grams). This applies if the delay was without a valid excuse. However, if the delay was due to an excuse connected to Ramadan (like illness), then you only need to make up the days without feeding anyone.
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